On 10 July, the Lviv Historical Museum (6 Rynok Square, 3rd floor) will host a presentation of a thematic exhibition of the international human rights project of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations: “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of the Enslaved Nations.”
The event starts at 4:00 p.m.
Participants:
Oleh Medunytsya – President of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations;
Sviatoslav Sheremeta – deputy of the Lviv Regional Council;
Oleh Vitvitskyi – Executive Director of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations;
Mykola Posivnych – Senior Researcher at the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the NAS of Ukraine;
Taras Hrebenyak is a co-founder of the human rights project ABN.
The main goal of the project is to provide truthful information to the world community about the Kremlin regime’s repression of leaders and activists of national liberation movements of enslaved nations.
For reference:
In the second half of 2024, the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations launched an international human rights project “Putin’s Real Prisoners. Political Prisoners of the Enslaved Nations.”
As part of the project, a thematic poster exhibition of the same name was created, based on the stories of Zarema Musayeva (Chechnya), Altan Ochirov (Oirat-Kalmykia), Natalia Filonova (Buryatia), Mikhail Afanasyev (Khakassia), Ayrat Dilmukhametov (Bashkortostan), Parvinakhan Abuzarova (Tatarstan), Fail Alsynov (Bashkortostan), Aleksandr Gabyshev (Sakha-Yakutia), Zarifa Sautieva (Ingushetia), Andrey Vasyurenko (Karelia), Crimean Tatar activists Asan Akhtemov and Raif Fevziyev, as well as five ethnic Ukrainians, citizens of the Russian Federation, who were convicted by the Kremlin’s repressive machine for their active civic position and for being Ukrainians by origin.
To maximize the dissemination of information about the political repressions directed by the Putin regime against activists of the national liberation movements of enslaved nations and ethnic Ukrainians, a World Tour of presentations of the ABN human rights project was initiated.
The first foreign presentation of the project took place on 19 November 2024, in the Parliament of Canada. During 2025, the human rights project was presented in the USA, Canada, Germany, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Moldova, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, and the Czech Republic. The presentations were successful and had a good resonance in the media, among human rights activists, and the public.
