Poland draws media law, EU hopes for solution

World January 7, 2016 18:07

amsterdam - The Polish president Andrzej Duda Thursday signed the much talked about media law. This law implies that the government can appoint directors and editors of public broadcasting itself and firing. The opposition, journalists and human rights groups accuse the national-conservative government of it to get too much influence on the media.

         The head of the Presidential Chancellery, Małgorzata Sadurska, said Thursday after signing the law to believe in credible and objective national media in Poland.,, We are now seeing more often that journalists give their personal opinion. That opinion overshadows the objective information must reach the listener or viewer. ''
The German commissioner Günther Oettinger said a few days ago that he believes that Poland should be under surveillance. Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission, said Thursday in Amsterdam to hope for a solution.