You can say Negro in satires
In a satirical program, the word Negro does not violate the anti-racism penal norm. DRS ombudsman Achille Casanova has therefore rejected a complaint against a radio program that was marginally about Barack Obama.
In a satirical program, the word Negro does not violate the anti-racism penal norm. DRS ombudsman Achille Casanova has therefore rejected a complaint against a radio program that was marginally about Barack Obama.
In a fictitious conversation between two women on the program, Obama was described as a Negro
Casanova writes in the latest issue of link, the magazine of the Audience Council and the member companies of SRG idée suisse Deutschschweiz, published on Wednesday.
He did not accept a listener's complaint that this violated the anti-racism penal norm. Firstly, it was a satirical program and secondly, it was primarily about the many Germans on an Italian campsite.
In a fictitious conversation between two women on the program, Obama was described as a Negro
Casanova writes in the latest issue of link, the magazine of the Audience Council and the member companies of SRG idée suisse Deutschschweiz, published on Wednesday.
He did not accept a listener's complaint that this violated the anti-racism penal norm. Firstly, it was a satirical program and secondly, it was primarily about the many Germans on an Italian campsite.
