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'''Belarus''' is the most affected country by the fallout of the reactor explosion in Chernobyl 1986<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Belarus&oldid=357571413 as at April 25, 2010</ref>. It has no nuclear power plants, but the Belarussian government forces the construction of its first NPP by the border to Lithuania. Doing action in Belarus is not allowed by the government; the anti-nuclear activists living there are confronted by massive repression. | '''Belarus''' is the most affected country by the fallout of the reactor explosion in Chernobyl 1986<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Belarus&oldid=357571413 as at April 25, 2010</ref>. It has no nuclear power plants, but the Belarussian government forces the construction of its first NPP by the border to Lithuania. Doing action in Belarus is not allowed by the government; the anti-nuclear activists living there are confronted by massive repression. | ||
| − | In Belarus the main goal of the ''Baltic Sea Info Tour'' is to educate people about the threats of nuclear power, because of a lack of indepent information at the same time with massive pro-nuclear state propaganda. The infotour will stop from '''July 15-17''' in Belarus. We will provide '''public information events''' and a '''regional network gathering''' here. ''Those participants who can't join the infotour stop in Belarus will have an alternative stop in [[Baltic Sea Info Tour/Vilnius|Vilnius]] with activities and afterwards resting days for as well the participants of the Belarussian stop as well as those of the Vilnius stop.'' | + | In Belarus the main goal of the ''Baltic Sea Info Tour'' is to educate people about the threats of nuclear power, because of a lack of indepent information at the same time with massive pro-nuclear state propaganda. The infotour will stop from '''July 15-17''' in Belarus. We will provide '''public information events''' and a '''[[Baltic Sea Info Tour/Network Gathering|regional network gathering]]''' here. ''Those participants who can't join the infotour stop in Belarus will have an alternative stop in [[Baltic Sea Info Tour/Vilnius|Vilnius]] with activities and afterwards resting days for as well the participants of the Belarussian stop as well as those of the Vilnius stop.'' |
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Tour Stop in Belarus
Belarus is the most affected country by the fallout of the reactor explosion in Chernobyl 1986[2]. It has no nuclear power plants, but the Belarussian government forces the construction of its first NPP by the border to Lithuania. Doing action in Belarus is not allowed by the government; the anti-nuclear activists living there are confronted by massive repression.
In Belarus the main goal of the Baltic Sea Info Tour is to educate people about the threats of nuclear power, because of a lack of indepent information at the same time with massive pro-nuclear state propaganda. The infotour will stop from July 15-17 in Belarus. We will provide public information events and a regional network gathering here. Those participants who can't join the infotour stop in Belarus will have an alternative stop in Vilnius with activities and afterwards resting days for as well the participants of the Belarussian stop as well as those of the Vilnius stop.
Local contact
Antinuclear Campaign
- phone: +375 ... coming soon
- email: belarus.baltic-tour AT nuclear-heritage.net[1]
Travel Schedule of the Belarus Stop
- Wednesday (Jul 14): travelling from the previous stop in Riga to Belarus
- Thursday - Saturday (Jul 15-17): STOP in Belarus
- Sunday (Jul 18): travelling to Vilnius for having two resting days and afterwards to the next stop in Jezioro Żarnowieckie
Other Information about the Belarus Stop
- coming soon
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 For protection against automatical email address robots searching for addresses to send spam to them this email address has been made unreadable for them. To get a correct mail address you have to displace "AT" by the @-symbol.
- ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Belarus&oldid=357571413 as at April 25, 2010
