Law enforcement officers are seen during an opposition rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499907

Law enforcement officers are seen during an opposition rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499906

Law enforcement officers are seen during an opposition rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499905

Law enforcement officers are seen during an opposition rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499769

People attend an opposition rally to reject the Belarusian presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499756

People attend an opposition rally to reject the Belarusian presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499755

People attend an opposition rally to reject the Belarusian presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499754

Law enforcement officers are seen during a rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499750

Law enforcement officers are seen during a rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499749

Paddy wagonsare seen during a rally protest against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499748

Paddy wagonsare seen during a rally protest against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499747

Law enforcement officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499736

Law enforcement officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499735

Law enforcement officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499734

Law enforcement officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally against the Belarus presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. Opposition have recently called on the public to ramp up protests once again, after a two-month lull. The Minsk Investigative Committee warned that protesters could face criminal charges. Over 34,000 people have been detained since the start of regular demonstrations in August last year, which attracted hundreds of thousands of people and formed the biggest challenge so far to Lukashenko's nearly 27-year-rule.

27.03.2021#6499729