- The UN’s human rights expert for Belarus today called for international support for human rights defenders in the East European country as crackdowns on peaceful protests spread ahead of the 9 August presidential election.
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- UN experts today demanded that Belarus refrains from violence against peaceful protesters ahead of 9 August presidential elections. They urged the Government to abandon its policy of arbitrary arrests, violence and intimidation against civil society activists.
Nadezhda has been working as a paramedic for 46 years in the urban village Obol’ in Viciebsk region. She provides services to 7 settlements with a total of 400.
"As a child, on my way back from school I saw adult men playing football. So I ran home, changed and rushed to the football field," recalls Sergey.
Anastasia learned that an apartment may be a dangerous place for a small child by chance.
“Panic makes our immune systems weak. The key thing is to follow recommendations and stay positive.”
United Nations Children's Fund, UN Development Program and UN Population Fund with financial support from the UK Government conducted a three-day online marathon called “Creation of favourable environment for children and women's development”.
As part of cooperation with the Belarusian National Bar Association (BNBA) and with the support of the British Embassy in Belarus UNICEF conducted a gratuitous webinar “Providing legal aid to children, who fell victim of violence (including human trafficking and the related offences).”