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Activism in emigration

In exile, but not in isolation: “When we do something together — organize an event, write a text, have a discussion around the campfire — barriers disappear.” — Interview with Äppelwoi Komitee

“There are more dead people than living ones. Paradoxically, the dead are the largest social group.” Interview with Maksim Yevstropov, the Party of the Dead

“The skill of acting fast, collectively, and without waiting for permission” — Antifascism of the 2000s. Interview with the Telegram public channel “Public Calls”

Peace Pirate Circus Caravan: Turning a Mission into a Game. An interview with Ai_˚___13 (Aioanthree)

“The fact is that the construction of the Ostrovets nuclear power plant was non-transparent and fraught with violations”

“Adequate drug policy is first and foremost about humanity…”

“We held design actions based on Belarusian motifs. On Dzedy we marched through the streets of the city in a mourning column dedicated to the victims of cannabis. We walked with empty portraits, because, directly from cannabis nobody died”.

“The goal of “Viasna” has remained unchanged for many years – to support the development of a civil society based on respect for human rights”.

“The context of Belarus makes it impossible to even think about the ABC ceasing to exist – there hasn’t been a single year since 2010 when we haven’t had prisoners in custody.”