Protesters have taken to the streets of Belarus since the election in August 2020 they say was rigged
udf.byAlyaksandr Shatrou (wearing glasses) during a study tour to North Korea / facebook.com/alexshatrov Synesis holds a special place among the Belarusian companies that have come under the EU sanctions.
An IT firm and resident of the Minsk-based Hi-Tech Park, the company has created the Kipod video surveillance platform, which the EU believes security forces in Belarus use to identifying protesters.
