Prison chaos in Belarus, a bad call for Putin, Lukashenko is next
A sincere conversation with former political prisoner and human rights activist Leonid Sudalenko.
Leonid Sudalenko is one of the most famous Belarusian human rights activists, winner of the Charter-97 award and the French Freedom. Brotherhood. Equality award. In 2017, he stood up for the Belarusians who fell under Decree No. 3. Since then, Leonid Sudalenko has become known as the "lawyer of parasites."
In 2020, the Lukashenko regime threw the human rights activist behind bars.
How do prisoners feel about Lukashenko? When will there be changes in Belarus? How to get through Lukashenko's dungeons without breaking down and remaining human? The lawyer spoke about this in an interview with the Studio X-97 program on the Charter97.org website. Host - Evgeny Klimakin.
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00:00 Start
01:11 Putin and Lukashenko must pay The Hague
02:05 About detention and imprisonment
04:09 Why did you have to flee Belarus?
05:21 The most difficult day in the zone
06:55 "I didn't bend over and they left me alone"
09:27 About meeting with relatives after release
10:54 We urgently need to get political prisoners out of prison
11:48 About the Nobel Prize and Ales Bialiatski
14:10 How they kill in Belarusian prisons
16:54 "My conscience is clear"
21:43 Why do they put pressure on Nikolai Statkevich and other political prisoners?
23:03 Belarusians are tired of Lukashenko
26:12 How did prisoners take the news about the war in Ukraine?
27:46 About depriving Belarusians of the right to appeal to the UN
29:24 How faith helps in a Belarusian colony
30:50 What helped you not break down in prison?
33:07 What will Belarus be like without Lukashenko
33:44 How to win?