Tens of thousands protesters have gathered on the streets of Minsk for another Sunday march that has became a tradition since President Alexander Lukashenko claimed landslide victory in the August 9 election.

Police tried to disperse the crowd with water cannons, leading to jeers from the crowd.

Protests in Belarus that first started on August 9th after falsification of presidential elections continue. Tens of thousands protesters gathered on the streets of Minsk for another Sunday march that became a tradition. This week's march was dedicated to releasing political prisoners. Police tried to disperse the crowd with water cannons and even though some people got detained, protesters kept going and formed a huge crowd to march through the City together.