When we saw the news that some of our information resources had been declared “extremist” by the Belarusian regime, our first thought was that we were experiencing déjà vu or cognitive impairment. But no — the cognitive disorder isn’t ours.
Indeed, as early as April 26, 2024, we first learned that the website and social media of our organization had been declared extremist, and we warned our friends and supporters about it. That decision came from the Central District Court of Minsk.
This new development comes from the Polotsk District Court, which for reasons still unclear became interested in our activities and on October 7, 2025, once again declared our Facebook and Telegram pages, as well as our YouTube channel, extremist materials. Other information resources of ours, for some reason, did not attract the attention of the representatives of the Polotsk pseudo-Femida. Hence the selective approach of the regime’s servants who call themselves judges of the Polotsk District Court remains somewhat puzzling. As we can see, their colleagues from the Central District Court of Minsk in 2024 were not so picky — they declared all our information resources extremist at once.
Most likely, the matter is simply that the clerks of the Polotsk court don’t know how to use the search function in Word documents — a basic action that would have shown them that they lost the “honour” of being first in this disgraceful matter a year and a half ago.
Be that as it may, we now have another reason to note that even our opponents recognize our work as worthy — our resources belong to the honourable list of respected, honest, and trustworthy media. As the famous movie said: “Well, those are good boots — worth taking.”
Seriously though, we once again call on our subscribers, readers, and viewers in Belarus to be cautious. If you are still subscribed to our resources — unsubscribe. Don’t forget to delete comments, likes, and other reactions, and clear your history.
Secondly, let’s note that the regime’s servants are themselves volunteering for future lustration lists — making it inevitable and bringing it closer with their own hands.
As for us, we continue to fulfill our civic duty calmly, persistently, and consistently, working so that in a free Belarus the Law, Truth, and Justice may live and prevail.
