Protests everywhere: 33rd Day Of Belarusian Revolution (Online)
- 10.09.2020, 10:36
National flags over the cities, student actions, and a rally of miners.
Today is the 33rd day of the Belarusian revolution.
In the morning, the epicenter of the protests was Salihorsk, where the worker of "Belaruskali" Yury Korzun chained himself right in the mine, and his comrades went to the action of solidarity.
Independent Telegram channels called on Belarusians to continue pressure on the authorities, and expand the All-Belarusian protest and Nationwide Strike.
The Charter97.org website is covering the events of the 33rd day of the Belarusian revolution live.
17:12 Belarusian National Technical University is also with us.
16:47 Belarusian State Economic University. Students of different faculties - in support of their arrested colleagues.
16:19 The chain of solidarity on Partyzanski Avenue in Minsk.
15:12 The Faculty of Chemistry of BSU came out to a song protest.
14:15 Employees of the business center "Gradient" on Alsheuski Street in Minsk have lined up in a chain of solidarity.
14:08 Students' actions are taking place all over the country. This is how they protest in BSEU, BSMU, BSUIR and BSU.
13:53 An action of solidarity with students took place in the 6th gymnasium in Minsk.
13:50 Pete Paulau sang at the action of solidarity near the Minsk State Linguistic University.
13:49 In Uruchcha, people also took part in an action of solidarity.
13:47 Mass action with a concert is taking place near the Minsk State Linguistic University.
13:45 On Sialitski Street, in the industrial zone Shabany, actions against violence and falsifications are also held. People from several enterprises go out to protest daily.
13:40 Students of the Faculty of Physics of the Belarusian State University are with the people!
13:37 Residents of the house in Zaslauskaya Street in Minsk have defended their national flag.
12:46 Kamennaya Horka in Minsk has changed!
12:41 Students of the Institute of Business of the Belarusian State University are singing the anthem of the revolution - the song "Bring Down Prison Walls".
12:17 Decorating fences and walls with white-red-white ribbons and balloons has already become a tradition. Minsk, Partyzanski Avenue.
11:47 A white-red-white "skyscraper" near the Piatroushchyna metro station in Minsk.
11:46 Minsk continues to dress up in "white-red-white" colors.
11:37 Minsk residents are joining the chain of solidarity. Tsimirazeu Street now.
11:37 The miners are protesting near the Salihorsk Central Regional Hospital. People are chanting "Yury Korzun, we are with you!"
10:50 Yury Korzun has been taken out of the mine violently, they cut his handcuffs. Yury was sent to the emergency room of the Salihorsk hospital. A column of miners, supporting him, is moving along the Lyuban highway towards the Central Regional Hospital.
10:49 Salihorsk miners responded to the call of the Strike Committee of JSC "Belaruskali" and came out in support of the underground protester Yury Korzun. The action takes place near the entrance of the Mining Department #1.
10:48 Belarusian cities took over Minsk's baton and are celebrating the new day of the revolution under the correct symbols. The white-red-white Hrodna today.
10:47 The Strike Committee of Belaruskali OJSC announced general mobilization in Salihorsk in order to support miner Yury Korzun, who today launched an indefinite protest action under the ground. The overall gathering is scheduled at the entrance of the mine of the Mining Department #1 of JSC "Belaruskali".
10:46 A good tradition continues in Minsk to welcome the new morning of the Belarusian revolution with national symbols. Today there are even more white-red-white flags in the capital, they adorn almost all areas of the capital.
10:42 Yury Korzun, one of the well-known participants in the protests and strike of miners in Salihorsk, began a solo protest in the mine. He told the management that he was going down, and refused to rise to the surface, after which he chained himself at the depth of 305 meters.
10:37 This is how the morning began in the Mikhalova microdistrict in Minsk.