A volunteer who has long helped political prisoners and their families with letters and parcels, but now finds himself under persecution and asks for help with forced emigration, providing housing and food.
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After a severe angina, Olga Majchrowska can't believe she is still alive. But the disease was not without a trace — due to long immobility, a muscle began to die. Now Olga needs an operation and a long recovery.
The Belarusan's eyesight seriously deteriorated in detention, he was able to evacuate and is trying to establish a life in exile.
Belarusian activist Maryna Pirog, who emigrated with her son and mother, faced a tragedy — her mother died after a serious illness. Now she asks for help to cope with the consequences of the loss.
Vladimir, a former political prisoner, needs help with buying tools and renting housing to secure a job in emigration and adapt to life in a foreign country after three and a half years in a high-security penal colony.
Belarusian volunteers assist in evacuating civilians from conflict zones and conduct aerial reconnaissance, saving lives and ensuring the safety of Ukrainian citizens.
“In protest, I went on two dry hunger strikes and cut my wrists twice, but this only resulted in me being held in the SHIZO and PKT for more than six months.”
Viktor left Belarus to avoid arrest for participation in the 2020 protests. For three years he has been living in the Czech Republic. He applied for asylum there, but was rejected twice. Despite this, the man does not give up, and now he needs help to pay for a lawyer and to file an appeal.
A former political prisoner got 2 years in prison for a comment insulting Lukashenka. He needs help to settle down in the new country and take his wife and children to live with him.