President's edict on freeloaders
Euroradio explains what it means for people after Lukashenka suspends his Decree No 3 for one year.
Paznyak tells Belarusians not to assault buildings or pitch tents to avoid provocations on Freedom Day, March 25.
House of Representatives Vice Speaker Balyaslau Pirshtuk says the 'freeloaders tax' will not be abolished
The police detained five anarchists - Andrei Dzeniuzhkin, Aliaksandr Kazlianka, Dzmitry Lyauchuk, Ruslan and Pavel.
Up to 1000 people joined the demonstration in Brest on March 5 to protest against the President's Decree No 3.
About 2 thousand people joined the march in Viciebsk, over 1.5 thousands in Babrujsk and about 300 in Baranavichy.
The campaign ‘We are not freeloaders!’ has made an announcement.
A job has been found for him. Nevertheless, Mr. Syamyonau is planning to keep suing the state.
People went out to the streets to express their indignation at Decree No 3, which affects many unemployed citizens.
