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Disinfo: The public broadcaster Czech Television openly promotes sex with black people and LGBT

Summary

The Czech Television openly promotes sex with black people and LGBT. Two Czech films that were broadcast by the Czech Television (Fifty and Embarrassing, Offside) are open propaganda of sex with black people with incentives for Czech girls.

Disproof

Both films are comedies. Regardless of the content quality, their broadcast can hardly be considered propaganda. The Czech Television acts in accordance with the Act on the Czech Television and the Czech Television Code. Violations of impartiality and independence are subjected to the Board of the Czech television.

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novarepublika.cz
  • Reported in: Issue 80
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 12/09/2017
  • Language/target audience: Czech
  • Country: Czech Republic
  • Keywords: Mainstream media, Propaganda, LGBT

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