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Statement on the arbitrary invalidation of passports of former political prisoners
In light of emerging reports that the authorities have arbitrarily declared invalid the passports of former political prisoners who were forcibly expelled from Belarus after their release in September and December 2025, we, a coalition of Belarusian human rights organizations, state the following: The protection of its citizens is a fundamental function and duty of […]
Statement by a human rights coalition on the forced expulsion of pardoned persons
Statement by a human rights coalition on the forced expulsion from the Republic of Belarus of persons released as a result of pardon In connection with the intensifying practice of forced expulsion from Belarus of pardoned political prisoners, which is taking on a mass and systematic character, we, a coalition of Belarusian human rights organizations, […]
From streets to screens: digital repression in Belarus (2020–2025)
Analytical report on digital repression in Belarus: prosecution for online expression, donations, anti-war views, and digital activism.
Repression Without Borders: Transnational Authoritarianism in the Digital Age
The report reveals how authoritarian regimes use digital technologies to target activists, journalists, and human rights defenders even after they flee abroad.
Free legal office for the rights of foreign citizens and stateless person: annual report for 2024
This report provides an overview of the office’s activities, outlines the nature of the inquiries received, and describes the legislative and enforcement-related challenges encountered in Belarus throughout 2024.
Human Constanta report on the human rights situation of migrant workers in Belarus
In 2024, 33,818 labor migrants came to Belarus; in 2025 — already 12,506. Instead of integration: short-term contracts, limited healthcare, and risk of deportation after job loss. The report shows key facts, laws, and challenges faced by labor migrants in Belarus.
Sports and Human Rights: Belarus 2024
In Belarus, human rights violations are systemic: the authorities harshly suppress dissent, restrict freedoms, and persecute opponents. As of the end of 2024, 1,265 political prisoners remain behind bars.
Sports and Human Rights: Overview October-December 2024
In this document, we analyzed the most significant events and news in sports from October to December 2024 through the lens of international human rights standards.
Sport and Human Rights: overview July-September 2024
In this document, we analyze the most significant events and news in sports for July-September 2024 through the lens of international human rights standards.Show more
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