Dzmitry Palienka Needs Our Solidarity

The political prisoner must feel that he is not alone in the fight against the system.

"Belarusian political prisoner Dzmitry Palienka has come under pressure from the administration of the Babruisk colony, which regularly throws him into the punishment cell and tries to isolate him from other convicts. The investigation department has stepped up as well. Dzmitry needs our solidarity now," – public activist Dzianis Kazakevich wrote on Facebook.

"You can send Dzmitry a postcard or remind influential Western politicians about him, or do both.

Here is the address:

Palienka Dzmitry

1 Sikorski Street, Correctional Colony No. 2, Detachment 9

Babruisk

213800

Here are the samples of the tweets:

@JosephDaul Dzmitry Paliyenka is a prisoner of conscience in #Belarus. He got 2 years sentence for a "peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly", says @amnesty https://spring96.org/en/news/87674

@JHahnEU Dzmitry Paliyenka is a prisoner of conscience in Belarus.He has got 2 years sentence for "peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly", says @amnesty https://spring96.org/en/news/87674

@sigmargabriel Dzmitry Paliyenka is a prisoner of conscience in #Belarus. He got 2 years sentence for a "peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly", says @amnesty https://spring96.org/en/news/87674

Joseph J. Doll (@JosephDaul) is the chairman of the European People's Party; Johaness Khan (@JHahnEU) is the European Commissioner, who met with the Prime Minister of Belarus on October 27; Sigmar Gabriel (@sigmargabriel) is the vice-chancellor of Germany, who on November 17 met both the dictator and Mikalai Statkevich."