(asked in 2005)

1. What is your main focus today?

Nuclear non-proliferation.


2. What does the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster in 2006 mean to you?

To look back and to look around to understand a current world situation, to try to do the work to improve people's life, to explore new ideas on the next development of the world society.


3. What do you think about the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and recent developments in this area?

The NPT does not work!
It was a big failure. The society must mobilise itself to do the step to change a situation, to disarm and to eliminate nuclear weapons. The nations need comprehensive treaties to ban nuclear weapons and step by step to eliminate them.


4. When will life be better?

When we all will try to make a difference and to act to fight for this better life. Act now!


5. What must we do for a better life?

We must act intensively, don't fear - you do right work. Remember your rights and try to defend yourself, try to change your mind and life!


6. What effect has the RLA had on your work?

Great effect! It has given and is giving me the strong impulse to work and to create and to act.