Lukashenko’s Residence In the Circle Of Those Who Care :: Charter'97 :: News

“On August 22 at 17.00 you can stay in your armchair as you husband was not abducted by a “death squad”. On August 22 at 17.00 you can go to the summer cottage, as it was not your father who suddenly died under mysterious circumstances. On August 22 at 17.00 you can drink beer with friends – it was not your son why was incarcerated because he did not want to be kneeling. But are you sure that tomorrow it will not happen to him tomorrow or in a year?” addressed of the relatives of the repressed Belarusian politicians – Liudmila Karpenko, Irina Krasovskaya, Svetlana Zavadskaya, Tatsiana Klimova, Olga Grigorievna Zavadskaya, who call to stand in circle around the residence of the president in Karl Marks Street, 38 with the pictures of the missing.

“The circle of those who care around Lukashenko’s residence is an action for those who want to live in a decent civilized state, where people are not imprisoned for their views and where the candidates for presidential position are not abducted and assassinated,” the coordinators of the action, the United Civil Party, say.