Tag: Open Dialogue

The Open Dialogue Foundation, in collaboration with Collegium Civitas, organised a meeting entitled ‘The EuroMaidan – leave your mark’.

In its news, TVP Polonia summarised assistance actions by Poles to Ukraine, including those by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

Anatoliy Sholudko fought on the Maidan. For his activities, he was kidnapped by ‘Titushky’ and tortured with the use of an electric chair, beaten, subjected to waterboarding and blackmailed by the kidnappers.

TVP info invites persons for a concert co-organised by the Open Dialogue Foundation. For a single evening, the Warsaw beach at Wilanów is to be turned into the Kyiv Maidan.

On 1 April, 2014 at Kyiv an international conference ‘Lustration: solutions for Ukraine’ was held by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

The Internet portal NGO.pl reports on the actions by the Open Dialogue Foundation for Ukraine – Inside the tent, which stood on Maidan for 56 days, approximately 30 volunteers worked for over 560 hours, preparing the reports on the situation in Kyiv

Krzysztof Bukowski was a guest at tvp.info and talked during the programme, amongst other things, about Poland’s engagement and role in relation to the situation in Ukraine.

On 1 April, 2014 at Kyiv an international conference ‘Lustration: solutions for Ukraine’ was held by the Open Dialogue Foundation.

We are still organising assistance for those wounded from further regions of Ukraine. Our trip to Czerkasy at the beginning of March brought the first results.

In February, during the Maidan protests, Dima was wounded by a grenade explosion; the explosion ruptured his eardrums, and shrapnel became embedded in his legs.

President of the Open Dialogue Foundation, Lyudmyla Kozlovska and director of the Centre for European Initiatives in Estonia, Eugene Kryshtafovych spoke about the prospects of lustration in Ukraine on the public TV channel ‘Gromaska’ .

On 1 April 2014, Lyudmyla Kozlovska and the Director of the Centre for European Initiatives in Estonia Jevgeni Krištafovitš, spoke in Hromadske TV on lustration in European states, in particular in Estonia, Lithuania and Poland, and what lesson Ukraine could learn from this experience.

In order to make observation on the day of election Open Dialogue Foundation created a group of 30 observers from Poland accredited by The Central Election Committee and 30 interpreters.

The events are organized under auspices of Prof.Jerzy Buzek, MEP Piotr Borys, MEP Slavi Binev, Kasparov Chess Foundation and Open Dialogue Foundation.

The persecution of political opponents and independent journalists, torture during interrogations, non-compliance with laws and corruption in the justice system – this was the situation observed by representatives of the Polish Bar Council who went on a mission into Kazakhstan