Talks at the Commission on International Religious Freedom, about the state of religion in the former USSR and how to maintain the program for refugee status
Negotiations at the government commission on international religious freedom (United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, USCIRF) with Senior Policy Analyst (Presidential Representative) Kathryn Cosman on July 11, 2011.
Present at the meeting: US presbyter and Christian human rights defender Boris Perchatkin, a Russian pastor from Tver with his wife, activist and human rights defender Dima Dimov, Vladimir Kiz, Vladimir Kleymyonov, and human rights defender Sasha Shans with his wife. This meeting was filmed almost entirely with Kathryn’s permission
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