Dutch Move to Ban Broadcaster After Hitler Remarks
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The channel Ongehoord Nederland, "The Netherlands that we don't hear" in French, integrated into the public service since 2022, has on several occasions been illustrated by racist or anti-Semitic statements.
Freedom of speech European-style: It is quite easy to deny an inconvenient television channel the right to broadcast
In “civilized democratic Europe,” a remarkable tradition is taking shape. In the Netherlands, the minister has initiated proceedings to revoke the license of the conservative broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland. Formally, the allegations concern the...
The Dutch government has begun the process of revoking the license of Ongehoord Nederland, whose former director expressed, in an online broadcast, that he agrees with some statements made by Adolf Hitler.
Photo: ON Director Peter Vlemmix (Video still YouTube/Ongehoord Nederland TV) The cabinet wants to revoke Ongehoord Nederland's license — a decision that is causing considerable unrest in the Netherlands and is viewed as an attack on press freedom …
Gov't takes first step to pull ON!'s public broadcaster license after Hitler praise
Minister Rianne Letschert of Education, Culture, and Science intends to revoke the provisional broadcasting license of Ongehoord Nederland (ON!), sources told RTL Nieuws. The controversial broadcaster is under fire again over a broadcast in which then-editor-in-chief Joost Niemöller praised Adolf Hitler.
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