Who is against human rights in Belarus today? Of course, no one should view human rights as the right to smash shop windows or stir up unrest in the streets.
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"Who is against human rights in Belarus today? Of course, no one should view human rights as the right to smash shop windows or stir up unrest in the streets." — Alexander Lukashenko
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Who is against human rights in Belarus today? Of course, no one should view human rights as the right to smash shop windows or stir up unrest in the streets. — Alexander Lukashenko
About Alexander Lukashenko
Alexander Lukashenko was a Politician from Belarus (1954–present).
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Who said "Who is against human rights in Belarus today? Of course, no one should view hum…"?
This quote is attributed to Alexander Lukashenko, a Politician from Belarus.
When did Alexander Lukashenko live?
Alexander Lukashenko lived from 1954 – present.