One of the documentary’s creators says she is considering legal action in response.

One of the documentary’s creators says she is considering legal action in response.
A court found that the broadcasting regulator “violated procedures” when granting the licences.
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TVN, Poland’s largest private station, broadcast a documentary about controversial Catholic priest and media mogul Tadeusz Rydzyk.
A presenter had suggested that a controversial new school textbook was like something written for the Hitler Youth.
The station celebrated “a victory for independent media” and accused the regulator of trying to intimidate journalists.
It risks undermining the confidence of foreign investors as well as the “common values and interests” of Poland and the United States, said the ambassador.
The head of the KRRiT dismissed the accusations and described the move as “an attempt to intimidate a constitutional body”.
The broadcasting regulator found that Radio Zet had undermined “the national interest” by suggesting that Ukraine and the US had lost trust in Poland.
The prime minister condemned Barbara Engelking’s remarks as part of an “anti-Polish narrative”.