Siarhei Tsikhanouski, a blogger and a former political prisoner, has been released after five years of solitary confinement and torture. He now needs help to restore his health, damaged in prison, and return to a full life.
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Alesia has been left with debts for her husband’s funeral and is asking Belarusians for support.
Daniil was released in March but could not stay in Belarus. As an “extremist”, he could not find a job or rent a place to live. So he left for Poland and is now asking for support to start over.
Kiryl has endured his mother’s death, a violent arrest and detention in a temporary detention facility, repeated emigration, and unemployment. These hardships have led to health problems and financial difficulties. He is asking for support to cope with these challenges.
A medic from the Kalinouski Regiment is asking for funds for a pickup truck to evacuate the wounded from the front line.
Arina’s mother died of cancer in 2020, and her father passed away a year earlier. Her husband went missing in January this year during a combat mission. She is left alone and without legal status in Ukraine.
Natallia Dulina, a former associate professor at the Italian Language Department of MSLU, was sentenced to 3.5 years of imprisonment. On 21 June 2025, she was expelled to Lithuania without documents or means. She needs help.
Siarhei Sheleh is a PhD in biology. At the age of 64, he received one of the harshest sentences in Belarus for donations: 8,5 years. He was released on the same day as Siarhei Tsikhanouski and evacuated to Lithuania. He needs support to begin a new life.
Andrei fled Belarus to avoid prison, but after a serious injury from a traffic accident in Poland, he is unable to work and asks for support during his recovery.