Situation in Belarus discussed in Polish Sejm

Adam Lipiński had a meeting with Andrei Sannikov and Natalya Radzina.

The chairman of the Commission on Ties with Poles Abroad at the Sejm of Poland, Vice Chairman of the Law and Justice Party (Polish: About this sound Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) Adam Lipiński had a meeting with the leader of European Belarus campaign Andrei Sannikov and the editor-in-chief of charter97.org Natalya Radzina.

At the meeting held on March 5 in the Sejm of the Republic of Poland, the situation in Belarus in the context of the war of Russia against Ukraine was discussed, as well as the situation of political prisoners, repressive actions of the Belarusian authorities against freedom of speech, in particular, the intention to block independent websites.

Andrei Sannikov and Natalya Radzina voiced their concern over the fact that Europe has leveled down standards as far as the Belarusian regime is concerned, and in May the dictator Lukashenka is going to participate in the Eastern Partnership summit in Riga.

In his turn, Adam Lipiński noted that Poland continues to be principled in the issue of human rights violations in Belarus, and in the future is set to support the democratic forces of the country.