December 16, 6 p.m., October square: “Kidnappers must go to The Hague!”
1- 14.12.2009, 12:37
If not to react to kidnapping of oppositionists now, criminals will believe they can’t be punished.
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Hello Belarus!
ReplyI have been watching the events in your country long ago. Exactly since 2004. (after the orange revolution in neighbouring Ukraine)
I support and always supported your fight. The fight for freedom, democracy and a European life.
Now I am in a political party in Hungary called "Politics can be different". Today we publicized a call for solidarity with your struggle. Tomorrow (I hope) many Hungarians will light a candle to show our solidarity with You.
We in Hungary can understand what you feel everyday as 20 years ago we suffered under a same dictatorship during the communist rule.
We support you and hope that Belarus will be free in the near future! We are waiting for You in the European Union to join us as Belarus is a European nation.
Long live Belarus! Long live Hungary! Long live Europe!
here is the link of our publication of solidarity:
http://lehetmas.blog.hu/2009/12/15/europa_utolso_diktaturaja
it's title is: The last dictatorship of Europe