Data correct as of September 2022 The war in Ukraine has kept everyone’s attention for over eight months now. Many were horrified by the atrocities that accompany war efforts and are ongoing. We see dead soldiers, tortured civilians, sad faces of those who found their relatives killed and happy cries of locals on de-occupied territories. […]
Ihar Bantser received another administrative sentence of 15 days on the 5th of September. He was detained on the 4th of August and since then served 30 days of arrest. Overall, Ihar spent 45 days in temporary detention facility this time. Viktar “Mao” Zharkevich, a famous punk musician, was detained on the 5th of September.
Overview of repressions in September 2022 Read More »
In this historical essay, we want to introduce you to the stories of two women activists of the ABC who stood at the foundation of the organized anarchist solidarity structure. This article and the portraits of the activists were prepared by the anarchist artist NoBonzo (https://twitter.com/NoBonzo). This article is timed to coincide with the release
Life of Olga Taratuta and Anastasia Stepanova Read More »
Mikita Jemialjanau was transferred to the correctional facility in Vokovyssk where he was regularly sent to punishment cell on manufactured pretext, including communication with Siarhei Ramanau. Emelyanov Nikita VladimirovichIK-11, ul. Rokossovskogo 118, Volkovyssk, Volkovysski r-n, Grodnenskaya obl., 231900, BELARUS Pavel Bialanau, the guitarist of the Deviation band, who had been charged with insulting the prеsident
Overview of summer repressions in Belarus Read More »
On September 6th 2022 the court read the verdict for the so-called “international criminal organization” case. Aliaksandr Frantskevich* got sentenced to 17 years in prison, Akihira Khanada-Hajeuski – 16 years; Marfa Rabkova – 15 years; Aliaksei Halauko – 12 years; Pavel Shpetny, Mikita Dranets, Aliaksandr Kazlianka, and Andrei Chapiuk – 6 years; Andrei Marach and
The court announced the verdict for the “international criminal organization” trial Read More »
