Political Prisoner Leanid Sudalenka Is Often Checked In Colony

However, he is keeping well and thinking positively.

According to human rights activists, the administration of the Vitebsk colony continues to put pressure on political prisoner Leanid Sudalenka.

It is reported that they constantly come to him with checks and often turn the whole place upside down, but he is keeping well and thinking positively. Previously, the human rights activist worked at a sawmill, but then he was transferred to the disassembling of wires. The conditions at the new work are worse.

Lately, Leanid's wife shared that they almost never pass letters to him. They made him a "violator" in September with all that it entails (deprivation of short visits, deprivation of the right to shop in a store).

Recall that on November 3, 2021, the Viasna Human Rights Activists Leanid Sudalenka and Tatsiana Lasitsa were sentenced to three and two and a half years in prison, respectively. In September, Tatsiana was granted an individual pardon.