You already know that Belarus revolution is made by women. And I can’t stop admiring Nina Bahinskaja, 74, who doesn't give up through years and continues her fight despite intimidation. She is the conscience of the nation. On the photo, she fights for her flag taken by officer

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❗️❕Breaking! The group of journalists is being detained by riot police.

Important! Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus canceled accreditations of correspondents of the Belarus Service of Radio Liberty Ales Dashchynski,Aleh Hruzdzilovich,Uladzimir Hrydzin, and Aliaksandra Dynko. Accreditations allowed them to work in Belarus. RFE/RL Pressroom US Agency for Global Media

Grand Women's march of Solidarity is taking place in Minsk today. Thousands are taking part. The central streets and squares are cordoned off by the police. But people get together anyway. They hold flowers, flags, posters. They are chanting: "Lukashenka - to the police van"

Wow! Belarusian OMON (riot police) is powerless against Belarusian women. 10 thousand people took part in Women's March today in Minsk. Riot police were trying to block the streets and disperse protests with no success.

Thousands of people, mainly women, marched through the center of Minsk on August 29 in the latest protest against Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka. Read more here: bit.ly/2YKheH1

Today women have opened the second front of protests. Ladies behaved bravely, approached OMON with a smile, defended guys and journalists when riot police attacked. Fearless, they broke OMON chains twice. It seems that police had no order to beat. No one planned such development

Amazing. Belarusians don’t give up! Thousands gathered in Minsk downtown for the Independence and Peace March. They call on Lukashenka to stop warmongering, and step down.

Thousands of protesters gathered near Minsk City Hero Obelisk and moving to the Presidential Palace. They are chanting "We are here for your birthday!"

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It is very sad to see how the authorities treat Belarus students. Today this bright youth peacefully protested for justice. Even some teachers joined the protest. The police arrested them as criminals. Reportedly, police used violence and beat protesters. Photos Радыё Свабода

Reportedly, a man in a panda costume was detained on Independence Avenue in Minsk. Most likely, the police considered Panda's appearance as the protest against Lukashenka. Now, in principle, everything is the protest :)

Lukashenka: There was no poisoning of Navalny. They fakes the poisoning to discourage Putin from sticking his nose into the affairs of Belarus

Lukashenka is in trouble. 100-150 thousand are near his residency. Again. And they all chant: "Lukashenka - to police van", "Lukashenka - to the prison toilet", and "Tribunal!" People do not respect their beloved leader :)

Horrific scene from Minsk yesterday. It feels like 1937 not 2020. photo: EPA

Several huge columns like this marching Minsk streets in the direction of Drazdy where Lukashenka resides.

Women's March in Minsk. The protest began at the Kamarouski market. Women are chanting, "This is our city!" "You are rat yourself," Dozens detained including Nina Bahinskaya, 73. A lot of police in downtown. Metro trains do not stop at central stations.

Belarusian political activist who was sentenced in January to five years in prison for participating in anti-government protests has reportedly died. rferl.org/a/belarus-acti…

Finally! Sviatlana Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya visits Washington D.C. on July 18-23. She will have meetings with the Department of State and The White House, US Senate, USAID. Will speak at Atlantic Council and Freedom House. This Sunday — come to greet her at Freedom Plaza, 1pm.