Tag: Eurovision
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Eurovision’s Controversial Flag Policy Outlined: Homophobia or Expression?
The European Broadcasting Union’s ban on the rainbow flag at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest has ignited controversy, raising concerns about inclusivity and freedom of expression amid audience members’ displays of various flags, including LGBTQ+ rights symbols.
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Eurovision: Sweden have chosen Kaj, but will not win Eurovision !
Tonight was the Melodifestivalen final, where Sweden chose their Eurovision representative after a six-week build-up.
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The Minasyan v Armenia Case: Upholding Human Rights for Armenian Activists
On 7 January, 2025, the European Court of Human Rights issued a landmark ruling in Minasyan v Armenia, concerning the rights violations of fourteen activists who supported Conchita Wurst’s Eurovision victory.
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Eurovision : Camera Woman doubles down against Joost Klein
The lack of evidence has led to dropped criminal charges, but the camera woman, through her counsel Kristoffer Ståhl, is considering further legal options, including a potential appeal.
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Joost Klein – Not Guilty says Swedish police!
Dutch entrant Joost Klein faced allegations that disqualified him from the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö. Initially accused of making illegal threats towards a woman, the incident was later scrutinised by Swedish police, revealing no substantial evidence.
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Why Eurovision 2025 Should Exclude Israel: A Call for Accountability
Eurovision 2025’s Nakba Day overlap sparks controversy. Israel’s participation faces calls for exclusion over Gaza rights abuses and corporate influence. Accountability in cultural events is vital during crisis. Discuss humanitarian issues in entertainment.