Police Trying To Break Into Volha Nikalaichyk's House

A silver Opel has been on duty near the civil activist's house for the third day.

Civil activist Volha Nikalaichyk wrote on Facebook that a silver Opel had been on duty near her house for the third day, with some unknown people inside:

"I didn't violate anything, I am doing my business - why coming to my place, making my family nervous? The cars are civil, the men are in plain clothes. What is this? Where do I live? In some sort of a prison? In the GULAG? Today is March 23 - I haven't even come out to the rally yet. Why do these gangsters knock on my window again and again, in the daytime or at night, before any mass event, and throw me behind the bars? Am I their thing or something? Am I a criminal? Where do we live? I have been struggling for my rights for 23 years and I will not stop, I don't break the law! I demand fulfillment of my rights! That's it!

Long Live Belarus!

Happy BPR's 100th anniversary, people!"

The detention of activists Yauhen Afnahel and Leanid Kulakou was reported this morning.