She, her husband and son were placed on the wanted list for participating in the 2020 protests.
On October 1, 2026, a special case was opened against Artem and he was summoned to the criminal prosecution agency.
Associated with the Kastus Kalinouski Regiment, a Belarusian volunteer military unit created in Ukraine in March 2022 after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion. Initially a battalion, it was later expanded into a regiment within the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Kalinouski participated in combat operations, including the battles for Irpin and Bucha, as well as in the Kharkiv, Luhansk, and Donetsk sectors. According to the regiment itself, in 2024, its activities were expanded to a military-social project uniting Belarusian volunteers who participated in or supported military operations in Ukraine. In Belarus, the Kastus Kalinouski Regiment is designated a "terrorist organization."
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A retired police lieutenant colonel who served for over 25 years. In 2020, he supported the protests in Belarus and returned his medal "For Impeccable Service" to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. And in 2023, he joined Kastus Kalinouski's regiment.
On October 1, 2026, a special case was opened against Oleg and he was summoned to the criminal prosecution agency.
The Kastus Kalinovsky Regiment initially existed as a battalion and was later expanded into a regiment within the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The Kalinovsky Regiment participated in combat operations, including the battles for Irpin and Bucha, as well as in the Kharkiv, Luhansk, and Donetsk sectors. According to the regiment itself, in 2024, its activities were expanded to a military-social project uniting Belarusian volunteers who participated in or supported military operations in Ukraine. In Belarus, the Kastus Kalinovsky Regiment is designated a "terrorist organization."
On October 1, 2026, a special case was opened against Alexander and he was summoned to the criminal prosecution agency.
Associated with the Kastus Kalinouski Regiment, a Belarusian volunteer military unit created in Ukraine in March 2022 after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion. Initially a battalion, it was later expanded into a regiment within the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Kalinouski participated in combat operations, including the battles for Irpin and Bucha, as well as in the Kharkiv, Luhansk, and Donetsk sectors. According to the regiment itself, in 2024, its activities were expanded to a military-social project uniting Belarusian volunteers who participated in or supported military operations in Ukraine. In Belarus, the Kastus Kalinouski Regiment is designated a "terrorist organization."
After 2020, he and his family moved to Poland. However, a couple of years later, he went to Belarus with his father to visit relatives and was unable to return to Poland due to an exit ban. He learned that he and his father were facing criminal charges for participating in protests in 2020. He was forced to urgently evacuate.
After 2020, he and his family moved to Poland. However, a couple of years later, he went to Belarus with his son to visit relatives and was unable to return to Poland due to the travel ban. He learned that he and his son were facing criminal charges for participating in protests in 2020. He was forced to urgently evacuate.
Human rights activist, environmental activist, representative of the Belarusian anarchist movement and one of the founders of the human rights initiative Dissidentby .
The Dissidentby.com project collects, analyzes, and systematizes information about political repression in Belarus. The initiative also provides assistance and consultations to political prisoners and their families. In 2025, Vyacheslav and Marina Kosinerov, together with volunteers, conducted a large-scale study on the long-term consequences of political persecution and migration in Belarus after 2020.
Human rights activist, environmental activist, representative of the Belarusian anarchist movement and one of the founders of the human rights initiative Dissidentby .
The Dissidentby.com project collects, analyzes, and systematizes information about political repression in Belarus. The initiative also provides assistance and consultations to political prisoners and their families. In 2025, Marina and Vyacheslav Kosinerov, together with volunteers, conducted a large-scale study on the long-term consequences of political persecution and migration in Belarus after 2020.
Natalia has been living in Poland as a political exile for several years. In 2024, she married former political prisoner Vladislav Makovetsky.
In September 2026, Natalia appeared on the wanted list. It was indicated that she was wanted at the request of the Vitebsk Regional Department of Internal Affairs. The reason for the search and the article under which she is being prosecuted are not specified in the public records, but it is clear that the persecution is politically motivated.
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A journalist with the Belarusian Investigative Center. Wanted by Belarusian authorities for her journalistic activities.
She left the country back in 2020 after being fired from a state-run publication. Abroad, she has repeatedly spoken out against Lukashenko and attended rallies of the Belarusian diaspora.
She was put on the wanted list by the Belarusian regime, presumably for political reasons.
Daughter of businessman Roman Gritsel , who was convicted in March 2025 for participating in protests and for his comments.
In 2020, Svetlana's husband and son were arrested and sentenced to four years in prison.
In 2024, Svetlana became a suspect in the INeedHelp case (providing food assistance to the families of political prisoners), and her apartment was searched. After that, she was repeatedly summoned for questioning. Security officials also continued to pressure her son and husband, who had been released by that time.
The family decided to leave the Republic of Belarus.
After her departure, Svetla became a defendant in a criminal case and was put on the wanted list.
He is wanted.
In December 2024, a propaganda video about foundations that help political prisoners aired on the ONT channel. Elena was featured as a volunteer for one of the foundations.
