
Belarusian Sport Solidarity Foundation was created in August 2020 by sports officials and famous athletes, including champions and medal winners at the Olympics and other international competitions. The Foundation’s goal is to provide support to the athletes who were detained and faced repressions for taking part in peaceful manifestations, excluded from the national teams, scratched from competitions, sacked, or stripped from stipends or salaries for expressing their political views.
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