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Subject Telekom Hungary blocking rt.com, conforming to "EU regulations"! Where are the EU "press freedom" advocates now?!

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Original Message They said it’s because they follow EU regulations…. LOL

(changed thread title, as it was not Brave browser blocking it)

I wonder where all the "press freedom" advocates have disappeared all of a sudden?

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22 December 2010

Merkel warns Hungary to maintain EU values on press freedom

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned Hungary that a controversial new law to control media reporting must adhere to European Union values on freedom of the press.

The chancellor was eager to ensure that the law passed by the Hungarian government did not violate European principles on the rule of law, said Merkel’s deputy spokesman Christoph Steegmans.

[link to www.dw.com (secure)]
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29 December 2019

EUROPE’S FAILURE TO PROTECT LIBERTY IN HUNGARY

An erosion of media freedoms in the country has continued with little punishment from the European Union, which professes to defend liberal values.

[link to www.theatlantic.com (secure)]

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17 June 2021

Hungary: Deterioration of press freedom under the pretext of COVID-19

While it is not the first time that media freedom has been threatened in Hungary, press freedom has suffered an unprecedented decline this year.

[link to www.ifj.org (secure)]
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27 February 2022

EU to ban Russian state-backed channels RT and Sputnik

The EU has announced it will ban the Russian state-backed channels RT and Sputnik in an unprecedented move against the Kremlin media machine.

[link to www.theguardian.com (secure)]

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