Every day, Belarusian activist Jana Shostak shouts at the top of her lungs for one minute in front of the European Commission building in Warsaw to denounce torture committed by the Lukashenko regime and to demand stronger EU sanctions against international companies investing in Belarus. Shostak began screaming last year following the disputed re-election of Belarusian strongman Alexander Lukashenko, who has ruled the former Soviet republic since 1994.