Polish TV station under investigation after ‘jokes’ of migrants being sent to Auschwitz
PROSECUTORS in Poland are investigating commentators who “joked” on a right-wing television station that migrants should be sent to Auschwitz or tattooed or microchipped as a part of European reforms.
Some companies have pulled advertising from the broadcaster over the past week after guests on TV Republika made the remarks.
The private station’s role as a platform for conservative views grew after the right-wing Law and Justice party lost control of the government and public media, which it had been using to cast large-scale migration into Europe as an existential danger.
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