Belarus may have receded from the headlines, but the opposition's fight continues. Five women discuss their struggle in a forest near Minsk – a site chosen to evade Lukashenko's thugs.

Belarusian women protest in Minsk, Belarus, in October, demanding the resignation of the country's authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko.

Women have become the face of the protests against President Aleksandr Lukashenko, and his police force rounded up more than 300 participants in a “Women’s March” in Minsk on Saturday.

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A woman raises her hands to form a heart—the symbol demonstrators have used to show their peaceful intentions—and begs police to put down their weapons and join protesters in Minsk on Aug. 9.

Riot police in Belarus detained hundreds of women, including a great-grandmother who has become an icon of the protest movement, during marches in Minsk today. The rallies are in opposition to ...

Police officers detain a woman during an opposition rally to protest the official presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020.

Alexander Lukashenka's regime is instrumentalising women while brutally putting down their protests. Meanwhile, the ...

Thousands of people, mainly women, marched through the center of Minsk on August 29 in the latest protest against Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka. Wrapped in red-and-white flags, which ...

Dozens of women have been arrested in Minsk after riot police moved in to break up a protest that authorities said had not been sanctioned. Women chanted slogans against policemen, and some tried ...

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More than 300 people were arrested, including an elderly woman who's become a symbol of the weeks of protest demanding the authoritarian president resign.