The court of Kiev upheld the refusal to change the concept of broadcast " 112 Ukraine "

Kyiv administrative court of appeal on Wednesday upheld the Decision of the trial court, which recognized lawful the refusal of the National Council of Ukraine on television and radio broadcasting of the Ukrainian TV channel "112 Ukraine" on renewal of the license and capture the right information to become a nationwide channel, said Wednesday the press service of the national Council.

first the Council refused the "112 Ukraine" on renewal of the concept of broadcasting, does not allow to broadcast news and obliged him to return to the previous concept of broadcasting, which provided the only entertainment. The owner and the General Director of TV channel "112 Ukraine" Andrey Podsypku before that, they stated that some citizens on behalf of the country's top leadership made a proposal to him to "give" television channel, but he didn't want such an offer and now fears that the TV channel have an opportunity to deny the license, and against him to prosecute under the criminal code.

The district administrative court of Kiev on August 27, rejected the claim of "112 Ukraine" by the national Council, in which TV channel asked to recognize illegal the decision of the regulator on March 26 about the failure to restructure the concept of the broadcast channel.

"The Kiev appellate administrative court took out definition about refusal in satisfaction of the appeal complaint of five TV companies that broadcast with the logo of" 112 Ukraine ", namely: LLC " TV Choice ", LLC " Lider TV ", LTD. " Ariadna TV ", LLC " New format TV ", " TV Partner ". The decision of the court of first instance is left without changes ", - is informed in the report of the national Council.

"112 Ukraine" for the last period of time became the leader among Ukrainian informkino, it will broadcast live the main events of the political life of the country, as well as live shows in a wide range of expert opinions, as well as among them containing criticism of the Ukrainian authorities.


sections: Politics