We don't break any laws. The problem is with the government-sponsored media. Ivanov says that some Protestant groups have been accused of mixing blood with communion wine and of sacrificing children. The independent Belarussian media continues to voice support for the rights of Protestants and other groups. Belarus lies in eastern Europe between Poland, Ukraine, Russia, and the Baltic Nations.
Some historians say it was one of the most atheistic republics during Soviet rule.
Because it was in a vulnerable position close to the West, the KGB and Communist Party closely regulated daily life. Only in recent years has the Orthodox Church regained power with the government. We are united in this struggle because we face the same issues. But it's hard to work against the state machine. The group has written letters to newspaper editors, the president, and other officials.