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Inputs for OHCHR: Conscientious objection to military service in Belarus
Belarus systematically suppresses conscientious objection, expanding criminal penalties, militarization, and coercive recruitment while undermining international human rights standards. January 15, 2026 1. Brief summary…
Humanitarian Aid to Belarusian, Russian and Ukrainian Refugees under Attack by Belarusian Security Services
Belarusian security services criminalize humanitarian aid, targeting volunteers supporting refugees across Lithuania, Poland, and Latvia. The humanitarian activities of the Belarusian human rights organisation…
The Neris as a Front Line: Smuggling, Radiation, and Evacuation by River
Today, the very same river is viewed simultaneously as a migration corridor for wild salmon, as a possible evacuation route for a capital city,…
Monitoring Report: The Situation of Belarusian Children Refugees with Autism and Other Mental Health Disorders in Lithuania
Belarusian refugee children with autism face severe exclusion in Lithuania, where trauma, legal barriers, and systemic neglect leave them without essential care. Introduction: Refugee…
Lithuanian Court Practice in Cases Concerning “Threats to National Security” (2022–2025)
Lithuanian courts overwhelmingly uphold secret security rulings against Belarusians and Russians, relying on classified evidence and uniform judgments. This report examines how Lithuania’s administrative…
Submission to the United Nations Human Rights Council for the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Belarus
This UPR report, submitted for the 50th session in November, documents serious human rights violations in Belarus amid its hybrid involvement in the war…
Transboundary River Security Risks in the Viliya/Neris Basin Under Rising Region Militarization
A fragile Baltic watercourse faces mounting pressure as nuclear operations, military mobility projects, and ecosystem obligations collide. The Viliya–Neris basin now holds overlapping nuclear,…
Belarus’s Nuclear Policies Under Human Rights Scrutiny
A joint UPR filing urges Belarus to end nuclear hosting, restore its nuclear-free status, and align security policy with human rights law. Submitted for…
Raman Bandarenka: A Symbol of State Impunity
Designer Raman Bandarenka was beaten to death in Minsk in 2020. His case became a symbol of unpunished violence in Belarus. Raman Bandarenka, a…
SECURITIZING RHETORIC AND DISCRIMINATORY STATEMENTS BY LITHUANIAN OFFICIALS REGARDING BELARUSIANS (2020–2025)
The report documents 2020–2025 rhetoric by Lithuanian officials casting Belarusians as security threats—without evidence—contrary to EU rights norms. I. Introduction This document records instances…
Strategy for Building the “Peace Line” (“Peace Corridor”)
Along the “Front Line” in Eastern Europe, affected by the War in Ukraine. Amid rising militarization, the Peace Line proposes a 60–100 km demilitarized…
Selective Application of Security Criteria and the Suspension of Belarusian Naturalization in Lithuania (2019–2024)
2019–2024 data show Lithuania froze Belarusian naturalization—betraying the “safe haven” pledge and institutionalizing persecution on the basis of nationality. 1. Introduction In 2020–2021, Lithuania…