400 Dutch Public Broadcaster Employees Urge NPO to Reconsider Eurovision Return
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Eurovision Song Contest: Broadcasting directors and employees have each expressed their dissatisfaction with the NPO's decision-making in a letter.
400 Dutch public broadcaster employees urge NPO to reconsider Eurovision return
Around 400 employees of the Netherlands' public broadcasting organisations are calling on the Dutch public broadcasting authority (NPO) to reconsider its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest. In a letter sent to the organisation's management and board, they urge it to reverse the decision. The letter, titled #NotMyEurovision, has also been published online.
If someone had told us a few years ago that it would be precisely the far-left clique wanting to commit genocide at the biggest international gay party, we would have looked at them strangely. Yet that is where we have all been for a while now, and by that left-wing clique, in this case, we mean the one consisting of NPO EMPLOYEES. They are now calling on their own Executive Board in an open letter to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest AFTER AL…
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welingelichtekringen.nlHILVERSUM (ANP) - Four hundred employees of the public broadcasters want the NPO to reverse the decision to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest. This is stated in a letter to the management and the Board of Directors of the NPO. The urgent letter can also be read online and is titled #NietMijnS...
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Four hundred broadcast employees have asked the NPO in a letter to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest. ‘The broadcasters and their employees are being dragged into the normalization of genocide,’ the letter reads, among other things.
Four hundred employees of public broadcasters want the NPO to withdraw from participating in the Eurovision Song Contest. They write this in an urgent letter,...
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