During «Dziady» (Belarusian Day of Remembrance of the Dead), the Youth Bloc drew attention to a particularly important problem - the memory of those who died from a particularly dangerous substance called cannabis. Having marched along one of the central streets of Minsk, we held a numerous demonstration and read out a list of all those who died from cannabis.

On the eve of the next "Victory Parade", the Youth Bloc demonstrated the risks of holding state mass events during a pandemic. Together with the guard of honor, we also marched.

How did you meet the new year 2020? That New Year's Eve, our activist Stas Shashok was in the notorious Akrestsina. In honor of this, we decided to distribute New Year's protocols to all participants of the unauthorized mass event — New Year's celebrations on the streets of Minsk.

Is politics boring? We don't think so. Having successfully carried out the 2019 Parliamentary campaign, the Youth Bloc gathered hundreds of its supporters on the most party-like street in Minsk to demonstrate together our will for freedom, humanism and the promotion of human rights.

Sometimes we do something because we can’t stay calm.

On May 21, 2021, our activist Piotr Markelau could not stand it and poured shit near the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Kyiv. He fell on the approaches, but fulfilled his combat mission: the action was timed to the lawlessness and open shit taking place in our country, as well as to the death of political prisoner Vitold Ashurka in the Shklou colony.

On November 7, 2019, a picket of Alexei Lazarov was held near the Dana Mall shopping center, where we publicly shaved Alexei.

Despite the outrageousness and seeming frivolity, the main goals of the picket were raise the issue of the need to reform the Belarusian military service system, tell us about the draft military service reform we have developed, to mentally prepare Alexei Lazarev for the impending military service, take away part of Timati's audience with a banner depicting a huge burger.

Do you remember when there was a covid?

Our activists Lisa Prakopchik and Anastasia Sakharchuk were outraged by the inaction of the administration of the Minsk State Linguistic University, where they studied at that time, and called on the students of the university to go on strike. To spread the idea of the strike, Liza and Nastya handed out medical masks with the words «Ha-ha, I die here». Lisa was expelled from the university after the strike.

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