Residents of Minsk held a decentralised 'March of the neighbours' anti-government protest in neighbourhoods across the Belarusian capital on Sunday (29 November).

The idea behind holding marches all over the capital was to make it harder for the authorities to prevent them.

Police still made a number of arrests however, including one on Partizansky Avenue where they were filmed apparently knocking someone unconscious as they carried him away to waiting minibuses, while others try to stop them.

In the Petrovshchina neighbourhood, people were filmed chanting slogans and making music as they marched.

Mass protests have continued in Belarus ever since the announcement that Alexander Lukashenko won re-election as president in the election on August 9.

The election has been widely criticised as rigged.

This footage was filmed and produced 29 November 2020.
People gathered in their districts to make it harder to detain them and move around the city in large groups to form a large March. In Petrovshchina people go with music and chant slogans.
Location: Petrovshchina, Minsk, Belarus

This footage was filmed and produced 29 November 2020.
Mass protests continue in Belarus after the announcement of Alexander Lukashenko's victory in the presidential election on August 9.
The video shows how the riot police detain people on Partizansky Avenue and lead them to the minibuses. People are trying to protect the person and prevent the security forces from taking him away.