NPO Asks Minister to Revoke Ongehoord Nederland's License

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The NPO has requested Minister Letschert of Education, Culture and Science (OWC) to withdraw the provisional recognition of the broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland (ON). In a press release, the NPO writes that it sees no other option than to submit the request to the Minister, "in the interest of effective cooperation within the current and future public broadcasting system". The NPO says it finds it regrettable that the cooperation with Ongehoord…

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Minister Letschert summoned Peter Vlemmix, the director of ON!, to the ministry on Tuesday to discuss the future of the far-right aspiring broadcaster within the public system.

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On Monday, the public broadcaster officially submitted a request to media minister Rianne Letschert for the license of aspiring broadcaster Ongehoord...

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On Monday, the public broadcaster officially submitted a request to Media Minister Rianne Letschert to revoke the license of aspiring broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland (ON!). According to the NPO, there is now sufficient legal basis for this. Until now, the NPO had never wanted to make such a far-reaching request to the minister.

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The Dutch Public Broadcasting Corporation (NPO) believes that Minister Rianne Letschert should withdraw the recognition of aspiring broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland (ON!).

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The public broadcasting organization NPO is now also advising Minister Letschert (Media) to remove aspiring broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland from the broadcasting system. This is stated in a letter to the Minister, the NPO reported on Monday. Earlier, the individual public broadcasters had already withdrawn their confidence in fellow broadcaster ON!.