Thousands Rally in Brno for Public Media Ahead of Sunday’s Prague Protest
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The Czech government wants to abolish broadcasting fees – demonstrators see this as an interference with freedom of the press, in protests they try to invade parliament. The police intervene.
Several dozen demonstrators tried to forcibly enter the Czech parliament building during a protest against changes in the funding of public media, while the ruling coalition ensured the passage of the proposal through the first stage of the parliamentary procedure in a night vote, Reuters reported today.
The deputies were considering changing the funding of the public media.
A protest against changes to the funding system for the public‑legal Czech Television and Radio is taking place in front of the Palace of the Chamber of Deputies (the lower house) of parliament with several dozen protesters t..
“Several dozen people tried to force their way into the building of the Chamber of Deputies, and police officers from the special law enforcement unit had to stop them. No one was detained, and the situation was brought under control,” the Novinky...
In Prague, protesters tried to force their way into the Czech Chamber of Deputies against the backdrop of protests against the change in the system of financing of the public legal media, reported the spokesperson of the Ev Kropachov police. "Several dozen people tried to force their way into the Chamber of Deputies, and the police from the special police force were prevented. No one was detained, the situation was calmed," quoted Kropacova TASS…
Several dozen protesters attempted to enter the Chamber of Deputies building in Prague on the night of October 24. Police officers from the special unit for the protection of public order intervened and stopped the group. No arrests were made and the situation was brought under control, police spokeswoman Eva Kropačová told Novinky. The incident occurred during a protest on Malostranský Square, right next to the parliament building. The demonstr…
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