Surveillance in Belarus is widespread to the point where you can only talk freely in the woods

Surveillance in Belarus is widespread and developed to the point where you can only talk freely in the woods. In recent years, tens of thousands of cameras have been installed throughout the country. The repression apparatus also uses wiretaps and spy nets to detect the Belarusian opposition, the chairman of the Belarusian House Foundation, opposition figure Ales Zarembiuk, said.