Human Rights

Almost everything can be called "extremist" in Belarus/collage by Ulad Rubanau, Euroradio.
Almost everything can be called "extremist" in Belarus/collage by Ulad Rubanau, Euroradio.
Half a thousand people in Belarus are already considered "extremists"
Month (without) pride / sample photo by Euroradio

Month (without) pride / sample photo by Euroradio

The stories of three queer people. How has their sense of security changed lately?
Outing is a crime / collage by Vlad Rubanau, Euroradio
Outing is a crime / collage by Vlad Rubanau, Euroradio
The public disclosure of the covert sexual orientation is called outing.
It is dangerous to be gay in Kurdistan / collage by Vlad Rubanau, Euroradio
It is dangerous to be gay in Kurdistan / collage by Vlad Rubanau, Euroradio
LGBT+ people may be among migrants stranded in Belarus. They are literally trying to escape death.
Money often beats human rights / collage by Euroradio 
Money often beats human rights / collage by Euroradio 
Evil walks when money talks? Euroradio takes a look at the industrial giants who did business with authoritarian regimes.
EU flags / European Commission
EU flags / European Commission
Nine journalists in Belarus are targeted by a criminal investigation, three of them remain behind bars.
Riot police on the streets of Belarus in summer 2020 / Euroradio​
Riot police on the streets of Belarus in summer 2020 / Euroradio​
The Human Rights Defenders for Free Elections campaign calls on the authorities to stop repressions and hold a free election.
Rally for Independence of Belarus on December 7, 2019 / Euroradio​
Rally for Independence of Belarus on December 7, 2019 / Euroradio​
The BY_Help campaign run by online activists in Belarus and abroad has by now collected approximately $40 000 to cover the fines.
Farhod Adinayev / tajinfo.org
Farhod Adinayev / tajinfo.org
Tajikistani oppositionist Farhod Adynayev had been detained in Belarus, Radio Liberty refers to the human rights association Human