Prime Minister welcomes Belarus' opposition leader to Downing Street

The video features a discussion on international support for opposition movements and human rights in Belarus and Russia. The speaker welcomes a guest to London, highlighting the UK's role in imposing sanctions and supporting civil society. The conversation emphasizes the importance of global actions in defending democracy and human rights, with a focus on the hijacking incident involving Roman Protasevich. The video concludes with expressions of gratitude and commitment to ongoing support.

How has the United Kingdom shown support for the opposition in Russia?

What is the significance of supporting human rights and civil society in Belarus?

In what ways can powerful countries support civil society in other nations?

What actions were taken by the United Kingdom after the hijacking of Roman Protasevich's flight?

What does the speaker mean by 'conscience should act when the rule of law and human rights are violated'?