Only 13 out of 25 political prisoners released yesterday will remain in Lithuania
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's advisor on diplomacy on the evening of September 17 told about the current situation regarding assistance to the 25 political prisoners released on September 16 as a result of American-Belarusian negotiations in Minsk and immediately expelled to Lithuania.
"Today we spent almost the entire day in the shelter, as well as in the Freedom House office, dealing with issues of legalization and registration for our political prisoners.
And as of today, we have information that 13 people will remain in Lithuania — many thanks to Lithuania for the assistance — 10 people will go to Poland tomorrow morning. Here, a big thank you to the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and also to Pavel Latushka for coordinating this issue. 2 people will go to another country.
But the work, of course, does not stop there. We will continue to help our political prisoners with rehabilitation, medical assistance, and psychological support. Many thanks to all organizations that help with this — both "Volnyja" (Free), and "Kraina dlia zhitsia" (A Country for Life), and, of course, Freedom House and the Belarusian Human Rights House," said Dzianis Kuchynski.
Deputy Klishchevich became a Candidate of Historical Sciences with a dissertation on the disintegration of the Belarusian Komsomol during "Perestroika" 1616
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Мудрое решение.... Остальные 23 будут реально через полгода по-хорошему завидовать этим двум. А Дублин-3 не применят, тк страна может и не высылать просителей по Дублину, если захочет и сама рассматривать прошение о предоставлении защиты. Также и Поляки. С этими 10-ю.