Unions declared illegal and "western agents" by Commie Dictator Lukashenko.

 

Alexander Lukashenko - Dictator of Belarus

The entire trade union movement in the former Soviet state of Belarus, is now facing extinction as courts declare unions to be 'extremists' or "western agents."

Under the Communist dictatorship of Alexander Lukashenko, who is an ally of the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, trade unions have been made illegal and union leaders are being jailed. The International Labour Organisation (ILO), has begun a process that will lead to further sanctions on the government of Belarus. Amnesty international is calling for the workers movement to show international solidarity with the working-class of Belarus.

Lukashenko, is one of a number of European political leaders who share Putin's intolerant nationalist ideology or favour his racist, and homophobic, outlook. Others include, Viktor Orban of Hungry, and the Italian right-wing politicians, Matteo Salvini of Lega Nord, and Silvio Berlusconi, of Forza Italia. Other fans of Putin, include, Nigel Farage of the Brexit Party, and the French far-right politician, Marine Le Pen, the leader of National Rally, formerly Front National. Alternative for Germany (AfD), Austria's Freedom Party and Belgium's Vlaams Belang, also share Putin's conservative social values and legitimize Kremlin policies.