This collection is dedicated to Belarusian political prisoners. There were supposedly more than 4,000 of them (almost 1,500 officially recognized, of which about 200 are women) at the time the collection was created.
The story began in 2020, when dictator Lukashenko rigged the results of the presidential elections and violently suppressed the protests. Until now repressions continue, every day people are detained and imprisoned.

The main goal is to remind Belarusians of political prisoners, to give them a reason to remember the atmosphere of peaceful marches, our unity during the protests and the fact that as a result of this, thousands of people are in prisons, and they should be tried to be released!
That's why I ask you guys to share your minted NFT to Twitter or any other social network with #PoliticalPrisoners and #Belarus hashtags. Also on Twitter, I will reply you about any details of the collection (graffiti, easter eggs or etc).

The collection has such a number of items, since under article 23.34 more than 40,000 people were convicted according to unofficial data (the police refused to give statistics), that is almost every hundredth Belarusian aged 20 to 50 years. The most common punishment under this article is arrest for 15 days.

All proceeds will be used to help Belarusian political prisoners and their families, or to implement ideas that will help them to be released.
Long Live Belarus!

The situation in Iran is even tougher and crueler than in Belarus. We are in solidarity with the Iranians, so we want to donate them part of proceeds.

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