Interview with Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya

The transcript discusses the struggles faced by Belarusians, including suicides in jails, and the impact of sanctions on the regime. It emphasizes that sanctions are not a complete solution but can pressure the regime to consider the consequences. The speaker outlines conditions for political change, such as releasing political prisoners and starting negotiations for new elections. The European Union's role is highlighted, suggesting further sanctions if no changes occur. The need for consistent policies until demands are met is stressed.

What are the consequences mentioned regarding the sanctions imposed on Belarus?

How does the speaker describe the situation of the people in Belarus?

What conditions are suggested for the release of political prisoners in Belarus?

What actions does the speaker believe the European Union should take regarding Belarus?

What is the speaker's view on the role of judges and prosecutors in Belarus?