Polish government, PiS supports Ukrainian anti-Polish Media

PiS accused of supporting anti-Polish media

The Polish government, led by the conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party, has been accused of supporting Ukrainian media outlets that are critical of Poland. These accusations have been made by opposition politicians and media watchdogs, who claim that the government is using public funds to support outlets that spread disinformation and propaganda about Poland.

The Polish government has denied these accusations, and has stated that it supports all media outlets that are critical of the government, regardless of their political affiliation. However, critics have pointed out that the government has provided financial support to a number of Ukrainian media outlets that have a history of publishing anti-Polish content.

Concerns about disinformation and propaganda

Critics of the government's support for Ukrainian media outlets have expressed concerns about the spread of disinformation and propaganda. They argue that these outlets are using Polish public funds to spread false information about Poland, and that this is damaging to Poland's reputation.

The government has defended its support for these media outlets, arguing that they are providing a valuable service to the Ukrainian community in Poland. However, critics have pointed out that these outlets are not reaching a significant number of Ukrainian people, and that their content is primarily aimed at a Polish audience.

Call for transparency

Critics have called on the government to be more transparent about its support for Ukrainian media outlets. They have asked for the government to disclose how much money has been provided to these outlets, and what criteria were used to determine which outlets would receive funding.

The government has not yet provided this information, and critics have accused it of trying to hide its support for anti-Polish media.