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Konrad Wirkowski
Pracuje w Helsińskiej Fundacji Praw Człowieka jako dyrektor programowy festiwalu WATCH DOCS. W latach 2015 - 2021 współorganizował jedyny na Białorusi festiwal filmowy poświęcony prawom człowieka: WATCH DOCS Białoruś.
Police officers detain a man during a protest against Russian military action in Ukraine, in Manezhnaya Square in central Moscow on March 13, 2022. (Photo by - / AFP)
Historia

To chuligani, wandale i zagraniczni agenci – tak reżim Putina przed agresją uciszał odruchy oporu

Maria Kolesnikova, the last remaining protest leader still in Belarus, gestures making a heart shape inside the defendants' cage during her verdict hearing on charges of undermining national security, conspiring to seize power and creating an extremist group, on September 6, 2021 in Minsk. - A court in Belarus sentenced key opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova -- who led mass protests against President Alexander Lukashenko last year -- to 11 years in prison on national security charges. Kolesnikova, a 39-year-old former flute player in the country's philharmonic orchestra and the only protest leader still in Belarus, has become a symbol of the protest movement in Belarus where Lukashenko, in power since 1994, has been cracking down on opponents since unprecedented protests erupted after last year's elections, deemed unfair by the West. (Photo by Ramil NASIBULIN / BELTA / AFP) / Belarus OUT / BELARUS OUT
Świat

Karcer dla niepokornych Białorusinów. Maryja Kalesnikawa słyszy z celi ryk rosyjskich czołgów