Speaking at the opening, Oleh Medunytsya, the Head of the OUN and President of the ABN, noted that with this exhibition, the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations wants to draw the attention of the world community to the disenfranchised situation of the nations enslaved by Moscow.
The exhibition has already travelled to a third of European capitals and is now being presented in Canada.
Borys Mykhaylets, Chairman of the National Executive of the League of Ukrainian Canadians (LUC), drew the attention of those present to the human rights nature of the exhibition, noting its role in the informational and ideological confrontation with Russia. By reaching out to the conscience of the world, we will gain new allies in the struggle, and the enslaved nations will gain a new charge of hope in the age-old struggle for independence.
The event was held with the assistance of the local LUK Board (chairman – Taras Podilskyj).
