Ales Bialiatski to meet with readers in Warsaw, Krakow, and Wroclaw
On November 15–17, it will be possible to talk with the Nobel laureate about Belarus, human rights, and the book "Ales". The meetings will take place three evenings in a row.
From November 15 to 17, meetings will be held in three Polish cities with Ales Bialiatski—a Belarusian human rights defender, writer, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Participants will be able to speak with him about human rights work, Belarusian civil society, and the book "Ales".
November 15, Warsaw — 18:30
The meeting will take place as part of the PRADMOVA intellectual book festival.
Location: Dom Spotkań z Historią, ul. Zielna 39, 4th floor. The meeting will feature Ales Bialiatski and Anaïs Marin, moderated by Tatsiana Niadbai.
November 16, Krakow — 18:00
The meeting will take place at Villa Decius as part of the "Culture in Exile" festival. The conversation will focus on the role of culture in preserving identity and community, as well as resistance in the face of repression. The meeting will be moderated by Tatsiana Niadbai. Admission is free, seating is limited.
November 17, Wroclaw — 18:00
A meeting with Ales Bialiatski will take place at the Ossoliński National Institute (Ossolineum). The conversation will be moderated by Tatsiana Niadbai. Participants will also have the opportunity to discuss the book "Ales". The meeting will be interpreted into Polish.
Location: pl. bp. Nankiera 17, entrance from the Baroque Garden. Admission is free, registration is required.
Ales Bialiatski is a Belarusian human rights defender, essayist, founder of the "Viasna" Human Rights Center, and 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. He has dedicated his life to the defense of human rights and the development of civil society in Belarus.