What kind of leftist are you?
60 statements on the economy, power, change, nature, the world and society — and one of eight kinds of leftist at the end.

We are the generation that refuses to wait. We build power through grassroots action, uncompromising demands, and radical solidarity. The time for quiet polite requests is over.
60 statements on the economy, power, change, nature, the world and society — and one of eight kinds of leftist at the end.
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Since 2026
Praxis is out: an egalitarian left-wing journal in Belarusian, publishing essays and translations on political theory, history, labour and society, along with books you can read right on the site. Egalitarian means anyone can send a text, and the editorial board decides together: a piece comes out only once everyone on the board has voted for it. Authors can write under a pseudonym; only the board sees their real name and contact details. Praxis has no ads and no paywall: every text is open. Writing about left-wing thought in Belarusian, or want to translate an important text? Send it through the form on the journal's site.

Launched October 2026
We have launched Visa free 4 youth, an advocacy campaign for young Belarusians' freedom to travel to Europe — to study, work, take part in exchanges or simply see the people close to them. Our main goal is to abolish Schengen visas for young people from Belarus altogether. On the way there, we are pushing for steps that can be taken now: free long-term multiple-entry visas for young people from Belarus and a simpler application process. Visa barriers hit those least responsible for the regime's policies and cut Belarusian youth off from Europe. We will take this case to European institutions and national governments. For now we run the campaign on our own, but we are open to partners. If your organisation wants to join, get in touch.

New season — autumn 2026
The human rights film club is an evening when we watch a film together and then talk it through, honestly and without hurry. The themes: free speech and censorship, war and peaceful resistance, migration, work, gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights. The club has been running since summer 2025 in Warsaw, Vilnius and Lublin. Meetings are hosted by trained mentors. Entry is free, with registration in advance. A new season started this autumn, in 2026! The screening schedule and registration are on our Telegram channel @mhramada and on Instagram @mhramadaorg. What we have watched so far: A Force More Powerful — on nonviolent resistance that changed history Silent Voice — on a young fighter fleeing persecution for being gay Pink Saris — on women's resistance in India City 40 — on a closed Soviet city behind barbed wire Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator Barefoot Gen — an anti-war anime about Hiroshima