Summing up the work of "A Country to Live in" fund for the week (March 15-21).

March 22 marks the 157th anniversary of the death of Kastus Kalinovsky. In modern Belarus, he has become a figure of silence even in comparison with Soviet times. For the Lukashenka regime, Kalinouski is too inconvenient - he fought against the Russian autocracy for the independence of his native land. Therefore, it is easier to declare him a Pole, as is actually happening in recent years (read the court historian, another graduate of the Mogilev Pedagogical Institute, Igor Marzalyuk).

Appeal to the people of Lithuania. If you are a taxpayer in Lithuania and have the opportunity to choose exactly where to send 1.2% of your taxes: perhaps you have already made a decision where this money will go, or <br /> you may still be thinking, or maybe you just did not know and did not think about it.

Students became one of the targets of the terror that the Lukashenko regime unleashed against the Belarusian people. Young people end up in prisons, imprisoned for a day, expelled from universities. Everything is being done to ruin life and deprive the future of the best young Belarusians.

"A Country to Live in" Foundation has created a petition urgently appealing to the UN Special Rapporteurs on Torture. Following the rigged presidential elections in August 2020 and the peaceful protests that followed, Belarusian society faced a huge wave of violence from its repressive machine.

The rise in prices over the past year was felt by all Belarusians. The upward trend continues this year, so the government, recalling the experience of the nineties and zero, decided to freeze the prices of some products. Let's see how it is financially sensible to buy food for citizens of different countries, including Belarusians.

Employees of “A Country to Live in” foundation held an action at the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Vilnius, timed to coincide with the 27th anniversary of adopting the Constitution.