Interview with Svetlana Tikhanouskaya

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by a Council under threat from authorities, emphasizing the need for dialogue with the government and Kushika. It highlights the importance of overcoming fear and standing for one's beliefs. The speaker reflects on leadership in Belarus, suggesting that individuals are self-organized and that they can contribute more from a safe location abroad.

What is the main concern regarding the Council's operation?

• Internal disagreements

• Threats from authorities

• Lack of funding

• Public disinterest

What is the speaker's message about fear?

• Fear is not relevant

• Fear should be ignored

• Fear is a sign of weakness

• It's time to overcome fear

Why does the speaker choose to stay away from Belarus?

• To avoid personal danger

• To be more effective in safety

• To travel the world

• To focus on personal projects

How does the speaker view leadership in Belarus?

• As ineffective

• As unnecessary

• As centralized and hierarchical

• As self-organized and individual

What is the speaker's belief about their role in Belarus?

• They should return immediately

• They should lead from the front

• Their presence is not needed

• They are the sole leader