“I am against such a punishment, although it was impossible to do what they did in the church,” former President Lech Valens commented on Wednesday to two years of the Pussy Riot group. When he was asked if he would defend women, Valensa replied that he would write a letter to Putin.
“But I will also write to the girls so that he didn’t behave like that anymore,” added Valensa.
And today, part of the letter to the President of Russia appeared in the profile of Valenes on Facebook. “I ask you about the application of the right to have mercy,” the Nobel laureate wrote.
"With complete confidence, it should be stated that such a form of punishment, physical imprisonment and isolation, not to be used in relation to people who fight the word and promote their beliefs in society, albeit in such an insulting way," the president said.
Leh Valens finished the letter directly with a request for the pardon of Pussy Riot members and called for a revision of laws that would exclude cases of punishment for words by imprisonment from law enforcement.
The letter of Valensa today was delivered to the Russian Embassy in Warsaw before dinner.
And this is already a copy of the letter. With TVN24.pl
