Today in Kyiv, a presentation of the international human rights project “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of Captive Nations” and the thematic exhibition of the same name was held, organized by the Anti-Imperialist Block of Nations, one of the vice-presidents of which is Aida Abdrakhmanova, a member of the Government of Independent Tatarstan in Exile. Politicians of Ukraine, leaders of socio-political organizations of different nations and representatives of the nations enslaved by Muscovy took part in the Conference. Oleh Medunytsya, President of the Anti-Imperialist Bloc of Nations, and National Deputy of Ukraine of the VII and VIII parliaments, delivered a welcoming speech, and Oleh Vitvitsky, Executive Director of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, acted as moderator.
The uniqueness of this exhibition is that it reveals the courage of representatives of non-Russian nations who openly fight not only against the Putin regime but also oppose the imperial, genocidal war of Russia in Ukraine and advocate for the independence of their republics and regions. Unfortunately, for their courage and bravery, they are imprisoned.
The participants of the Conference were also immediate prisoners of the Russian regime and former political prisoners, Prime Minister of the Government of Independent Tatarstan in Exile Rafis Kashapov and Deputy Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People Nariman Dzhelal, as well as a political prisoner of the Soviet regime Joseph Zissels – a well-known dissident and human rights activist.
During the Conference, words of gratitude were expressed to the Anti-Imperial Bloc of Peoples for initiating an international human rights project and words of support for all nations enslaved by Muscovy. In particular, during the presentation, the invited guests contributed constructive ideas and thoughts on the global development of the concept of helping political prisoners from among the nations enslaved by Muscovy.
The presentation of this international human rights project “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of Enslaved Nations” and the thematic exhibition of the same name is planned in the United States of America, in the capitals of the European Union and the countries of the post-Soviet space.
Press Service of the Government of Independent Tatarstan in Exile
