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More than 91% of Belarusians feel safe in the country

More than 91% of Belarusians feel safe in the country. This is evidenced by the results of the Republican sociological ...

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More than 91% of Belarusians feel safe in the country

More than 91% of Belarusians feel safe in the country. This is evidenced by the results of the republican sociological study, which relate to socio-political topics, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.

When asked “Do you feel safe in the country as a whole?” 91.1% of respondents answered “yes”, 3.3% – “no”, the rest were unsure.

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In addition, 95.1% of respondents feel safe on the streets of their settlement, only 2.6% share the opposite opinion.

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In July - August 2026, the Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus commissioned by BISI conducted a comprehensive republican sociological study. It was attended by 2,045 respondents from all regions of the country. On September 16, Minsk presented the second part of the results of the social research, which concerns socio-political topics.

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