Discussion discussion

On May 21, on the birthday of Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, a discussion will be held in Moscow on the topic " Dissidants in the USSR and human rights activists in today's Russia: the connection of the times ."

Museum and Sakharov Public Center (Earth Val, 57 p. 6), the beginning of 19 hours. The entrance is free.

The discussion will be broadcast online: http://www.utream.tv/channel/sakharov-center

How did the dissidents and dissenters feel and the country that they considered the main thing in their activities, before what moral dilemmas they turned out and how they decided, what they strove for, how did they behave in a constant threat of repression - and how are human rights activists and civil activists today? What are modern NPOs and activist groups inherit and reproduce the values ​​and traditions of human rights fighters in the USSR, and what differs from them?

Participants:

Konstantin Baranov - a member of the youth human rights movement and the Coordinating Council of the MPD;

Valentin Hifter (specified) - director of the Institute of Human Rights, a member of the Public Commission for the Preservation of the Heritage of Academician Sakharov;

Sergey Lukashevsky - historian, director of the Sakharov Center;

Zoya Svetova - journalist, human rights activist;

Moderator: Natalya Self -Self - historian, coordinator of the exhibition and expositional activities of the Sakharov Center.

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