Our Mission
We are an independent Swiss non-governmental organization committed to the protection of human rights in Belarus and Ukraine.
Current Projects
Order your 2026 wall calendar now and support Ukraine
Together with eight Ukrainian illustrators, we bring their interpretation of Home into your four walls: holiday celebrations, the aroma of beloved meals, landscapes that now live on only in the heart. Order our 2026 Ukraine Calendar now and support our humanitarian work for people affected by the war in Ukraine!
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Educational and Psychosocial Support for Children and Youth (Phase II)
Our children’s project in Dnipro provides safe spaces for children and young people to learn and play, as well as psychosocial support. Through targeted interventions, we reduce educational disparities and strengthen the mental health of children and young people.
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Writing letters to prison: How to support Ukrainians in Russian captivity
More than 16,000 Ukrainian civilians are being held illegally in prisons in Russia and the occupied territories. We explain why every postcard counts and how you can reach these people even from abroad.
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Support for Victims of Politically Motivated Violence
LIBERECO is committed to the psychological and physical rehabilitation of victims of state violence in Belarus. Through humanitarian and psychosocial assistance, it promotes the long-term health of those affected.
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Growing Resilience: Seed Support for Sustainable Livelihoods
In 2022, the municipality of Shyrokivska in the Mykolaiv region was heavily impacted by war and occupation. As demining efforts progress, more residents are returning home and face significant challenges. Our seed project supports them in restarting farming, rebuilding their livelihoods, and regaining self-sufficiency.
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Emergency Relief for Vulnerable Groups in Kharkiv (2025)
In Kharkiv region, we provide vulnerable people with basic food and hygiene items, hot meals, and emergency assistance following the shelling of homes.
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Events
News
#WeStandBYyou: New Godparents from Latvia and Germany
Three MPs from Germany and Latvia take on a godparenthood for political prisoners in Belarus.
#WeStandBYyou: Four new godparenthoods from Germany
As part of our #WeStandBYyou campaign, Maria Noichl, Lars Rohwer, Britta Haßelmann and Ophelia Nick have become godparents to political prisoners.
#WeStandBYyou: New Godparents
Two members of the German Bundestag and two members of the European Parliament take on godparenthoods for political prisoners in Belarus.
Four years of arbitrary detention – the crackdown on Viasna members must end
Four years after the detention of Ales Bialiatski, Valiantsin Stefanovic and Uladzimir Labkovich, over 40 international human rights organisations urge the Belarusian authorities t...
Blog
In the Carpathians: our somatic summer program begins
Through deep rest, body-based practices, and honest conversations, we strengthened our team and supported frontline professionals working with veterans, returned POWs, and families of the missing. Self-care, safety, and connection were at the heart of it all.
Imke Hansen
Vice Executive Director & Program Manager MHPSS
“Only the Dog Sleeps Through It”: An Account of Nighttime Kharkiv
Dariia Khlebnikova works as a project manager at our partner organisation WBWU in Kharkiv. In this account, she has written down her experiences of the night-time attacks by the Russian army.
Dariia Khlebnikova
Project Manager at WBWU in Kharkiv