Protest against death penalty in Belarus at Paris Square in BerlinDate: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marta Gornicka
Marina Naprushkinas newspaper "Self # governing"Date: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marta Gornicka
Protest against death penalty in Belarus with support of Amnesty InternationalDate: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marina Naprushkina
Distribution of Marina Naprushkinas newspaper "Self # governing"Date: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marta Gornicka
Marina Naprushkinas newspaper "Self # governing"Date: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marta Gornicka
Video screenings at Paris Square in BerlinDate: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marina Naprushkina
Marina Naprushkina was also supported by Pawel AlthamerDate: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marta Gornicka
Marina Naprushkina was also supported by Pawel AlthamerDate: 19.12.2011
Photo: Marta Gornicka
Marina Naprushkina: Protest against death penalty in Belarus
Artist Marina Naprushkina called for a protest against death penalty in Belarus as well as for the liberation of politicians of the opposition. The demonstration took place on Monday, December 19 on the middle of Pariser Platz in Berlin.
Activist Eva Quistorp and polish artist Pawel Althamer supported Naprushkina. Together with street musicians from Berlin Althamer improvised a little musical intervention during the protest.
Naprushkina developed a newspaper to inform the participants of the demonstration on issues concerning the political and economical situation of Belarus. Additionally they could ask further questions to the artist.
In the evening screenings of interviews with the opposition, which are forbidden in Belarus, have been organized. Parallel the protestors listened to music by a Belarussian Rock-band, also forbidden in Belarus.
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Links:
[1] http://www.berlin24.ru/news/135-miting-okolo-brandenburgskih-vorot-v-berline.html
[2] http://belapan.com/archive/2011/12/20/media_eu_berlin_akzia/
[3] http://euroradio.fm/report/u-berline-prakhodzits-aktsyya-salidarnastsi-z-belarussyu-83722
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