Thousands in Prague Protest Public Media Fee Abolition
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Thousands of people demonstrated in Prague last Sunday against a government plan to change the funding of Czech public television and radio. Critics fear that the government's plan could reduce the independence of public media.
Demonstrators gather at the Old Town Square to protest a controversial reform and warn against a restriction of press freedom.
In the Czech Republic thousands of people have demonstrated against the abolition of broadcasting fees.
Protest participants chanted “We are tired of this” and “Freedom!”.
The World Noticed the Full Old Town Square. The Media Covered the Million Moments Protest in Detail.
Foreign news websites and press agencies are covering Sunday's massive demonstration on Prague's Old Town Square in great detail. Under the headlines Tens of Thousands Protest Against Government in Prague and Concerns About Media Independence, they focus on the topic of press freedom in Central Europe and place the protest in a broader geopolitical context.
Thousands in Prague protest public media fee abolition
Thousands of people gathered in Prague’s Old Town Square on Sunday afternoon to protest against plans to abolish television and radio licence fees and transfer funding for Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) to the state budget.
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