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In recent days some of them have been shot in Minsk, when the owners have decided to arrest a group of women peacefully protesting in the street, one of them bravely attacking an official in an attempt to tear off his mask. Although it has now been prosecuted, this method of fighting officials in repressive structures by hiding their faces in Belarus has proven extremely effective. Losing cover, sadistic officials inflated their soles more and more. And in vain.
A group of Belarusian programmers, gathering information from publicly available sources, began to publish not only the names of the violent owners, but also the names and addresses of employees of other repressive structures and even social media profiles. Everyone who goes public is also informed about how they violently contributed or contributed to the imprisonment of peaceful Belarusians.
“The protests continue in Belarus, but now they have a slightly different rhetoric: if in the past the protesters chanted” militia and OMON with the people “, now Belarusians see the enemy in the power structures. The so-called” black book has emerged. “Belarusian, in which ordinary Belarusians participating in rallies and protests record the names of officials who contributed to the brutal arrest, beatings and torture in solitary confinement and prisons. Here are the coordinates of these people: addresses, names and surnames , phone numbers and the names of their relatives, ”says journalist Denis Dudinsky.
The representative of the opposition, Sviatlana Cichanouskaja, also spoke today about the blacklist of power structures that is being prepared. According to her, the list will include people who have contributed to torture, illegal arrests and intimidation of detainees, and this information will be shared with Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, countries of the European Union and the United States.
According to Tshananouskaya, it will be named “the Taraikovsky list” in honor of the first Aliaksandr Taraikovsky, 34, who died during the protests. The opposition has been urging law enforcement agencies for some time to stop and resort to violence against peaceful protesters, promising otherwise to punish the perpetrators sooner or later. Alarms are also sounding about the large number of people tortured and independent organizations urge the United Nations to take immediate action.
“There are more than 500 cases and probably many more, because it is just the tip of the iceberg: people who are determined to tell their stories. I think the most important thing is that what we saw after the elections is systematic, planned and deliberate torture. used by the state, ”says Gerald Staberock, president of the World Organization Against Torture.
At that time, the European Parliament adopted an overwhelming majority resolution declaring that the European Parliament would not recognize Mr. Lukashenko as President of Belarus after the end of his current term on 5 November. and calls for the immediate holding of democratic and fair elections and sanctions against Mr. Lukashenko.
“I call on the EU Member States to fundamentally change their policy from ‘Russia first’ to ‘Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Belarus first.’ That is the only way to help Russia change and stop being a state that uses chemical weapons against critics of the Kremlin. Long live Belarus! ”Says Rasa Juknevičienė, Member of the European Parliament.
The Polish Prime Minister, who is visiting Lithuania at the time, also has more specific proposals for the European Union. Calls for the creation of a fund of at least one billion euros to stabilize the Belarusian economy, which is sinking to the bottom. According to the Polish Prime Minister, the European Union could cooperate with the International Monetary Fund on this issue and the Community could further open its market to Belarusian companies.
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