Belgian Francophone Media's 'Cordon Sanitaire' Against Far-Right Accused of Restricting Free Speech

A journalistic practice in French-speaking Belgium, established in 1991, prevents direct media access for far-right groups and individuals, leading to accusations of restricting freedom of expression while the far-left reportedly prospers.

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La Belgique francophone, le pays du cordon sanitaire médiatique où l’extrême gauche prospère

ENQUÊTE - Créé en 1991, ce dispositif journalistique qui interdit de donner la parole en direct aux formations ou personnalités jugées d’extrême droite, est accusé de restreindre la liberté d’expression.

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Belgian Francophone Media's 'Cordon Sanitaire' Against Far-Right Accused of Restricting Free Speech

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