Poland: Catholic station denied space on digital TV
January 31, 2012
Poland’s bishops have lamented a decision by the National Broadcasting Council to deny Trwam, a popular Catholic television station, the opportunity to broadcast on digital TV.
“The exclusion of a Catholic TV station violates the principles of pluralism and equality before the law,” the administrative council of Polish bishops said in a recent statement.
96% of Poland’s 38.4 million people are Catholic, according to Vatican statistics.
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Further information:
- Polish DTT row continues (Broadband TV News)
- Polish Bishops Appeal for Freedom to Broadcast (Zenit)
- In the defence of the Television ‘Trwam’ (Niedziela Tygodnik Katholicki)
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