The implementation of the project "(eBelarus + eUnion): support for institutional reforms" is considered by the Fund as a measure to overcome victimization and reform the Belarus economy from rent to market-digital.
Purpose: Obtaining the status of a subject of international law
The team's motives: Hundreds of journalists, bloggers , and tens of thousands of participants in mass protests are subjected to torture and repression in Belarus. Given the denial of justice and the lack of an independent investigation within the country, we believe that the acquisition of eBelarus status as a subject of international law, and further recognition of the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, the UN and the OSCE, will allow eBelarus citizens to apply to international institutions to protect their rights.
Representation of Belarus ' interests in the UN Security Council during its elected membership, as well as on the formation of eBelarus with the support of the Estonian e-Residency program. The Republic of Belarus is a "captured" state, where the implementation of its functions is carried out solely for the purpose of retaining the seized power in an unconstitutional way. This retention of power is implemented up to the commission of crimes against humanity. E-residency in eBelarus, which is provided for Belarusians living both at home and abroad, will allow Belarus to return to the system of international law and fulfill its obligations imposed on it within the framework of the UN and the OSCE.
Coordinator of the Civil Online Initiative " Europe without dictatorships!", Executive Secretary of the International Committee "For the Budapest Memorandum!"
The collected funds will be used to support and coordinate the campaigns with the involvement of domestic and foreign experts. With the start of the financing (eBelarus + eUnion), political consultations will begin with the eUnion member countries (EU countries, EU candidates and members of the European Free Trade Area-EFTA) and the guarantor countries of the United States and the United Kingdom.