On 22 January, a presentation of the international human rights project “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of Enslaved Nations” was held in Estonia, at the Museum of Occupation and Freedom. The presentation was attended by leaders of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, well-known human rights activists, journalists, diplomats, and representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora. The event was held in partnership with the Congress of Ukrainians in Estonia.
The presentation in Tallinn was the first in the project’s world tour planned for 2025.
Opening the event, the President of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, Oleh Medunytsya, emphasized that the main objective of the project is to free prisoners of the Putin regime, who are representatives of the national liberation movements of enslaved peoples.
Executive Director of the Ukrainian National Library of Estonia Oleh Vitvitskyj presented the main materials for the exhibition under the same name. The presentation was also attended by the head of the Congress of Ukrainians in Estonia Vira Konyk, counsellor of the Embassy of Ukraine in Estonia Oleksandr Kushnir, journalist Anna Zueva, and human rights activists Sana Bezmenova and Yevheniya Chirikova.
All speakers noted the relevance of the issue raised by the ABN human rights project and emphasized the importance of reporting information about Putin’s real prisoners to the free world.
