We have the honour to present, the international human rights project, “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of the Enslaved Nations”, initiated by the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations.
In 2025, the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations intends to hold a major world tour with this exhibition, demonstrating it on all continents. We are starting this tour precisely with the Baltic countries, our closest allies and associates in the fight against the Russian empire.
On 22 January, the Museum of Occupation and Freedom in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn, will host a presentation of the international human rights project “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of the Enslaved Nations,” the purpose of which is to disseminate information about political repressions against political prisoners who are representatives of national liberation movements of the enslaved nations. The Anti-Imperial Block of Nations initiated the project. The presentation in Tallinn will be held in partnership with the Congress of Ukrainians in Estonia.
During the presentation, a thematic exhibition of the same title will be presented, based on ten stories of political prisoners – activists of national liberation movements of the enslaved nations, as well as stories of two Crimean Tatar political prisoners.
The presentation will be attended by leaders of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, representatives of national liberation movements of the enslaved nations, human right activists, and journalists.
The presentation will start at 4:00 p.m. at the address:
Tallinn, Toompea Street tn 8b
