EFFAT Executive Committee calls for an immediate and unconditional release of imprisoned workers and democracy activists in Belarus

Sep 11, 2020 | In the spotlight, Take action

During the last EFFAT Executive Committee on the 10th of September 2020, EFFAT adopted a resolution criticizing the escalation of repression against leaders of the movement for democracy and the independent trade unions in Belarus, in particular the use of torture and extreme levels of brutality and the disappearances of activists.

EFFAT demands the immediate and unconditional release of imprisoned worker and democracy activists and expresses his full support to the workers involved in peaceful actions, including work stoppages and strikes.

We call for the EU to consider to following actions:

  • reconsideration of all economic relations with Belarus;
  • removal of all trade preferences;
  • introduction of a yellow card system in relations to all products produced or transited through the territory of Belarus;
  • personal sanctions against representatives of the government responsible for the violence and repression.

Read the full resolution here 

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