The court in Prague convicted a Czech language teacher who denied Russian war crimes in Ukraine. The female besides claimed that Ukrainian Nazi groups had systematically liquidated Russians in Donbasa for years.
For denying Russian war crimes in Ukraine, court in Prague convicted Thursday Teacher Martina Bednarzova for 7 months in prison, suspended for 20 months and banned her from teaching for 3 years. The judgement of the court that dealt with the case for the 3rd time is not valid.
The court stressed that the aggression of the Russian Federation to Ukraine was condemned by most of the planet and was discussed in the media. This means that the suspect must have been aware of this - said justice Eliszek Matyaszov. She stressed that No 1 justice Bednarzova for her views.
‘The accused may think what she wants, but she cannot abuse her teaching position“ said Matyaszova.
Colported propaganda
Shortly after the beginning of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, the Czech teacher discussed this subject with the eighth grade students. She claimed, among others, that nothing was happening in Kiev, and erstwhile students said that they saw a burning city on TV, she said that public tv was biased. She besides claimed that Ukrainian Nazi groups systematically liquidated Russians in Donbasa since 2014. any students denied the teacher and recorded her statements.
Part of the punishment is to be the share of the sentenced individual in the course to gain the ability to separate disinformation and propaganda from reliable messages.
Bednarzova, who was released from school after the incident, is moving in the autumn parliamentary elections from the coalition list Enough! (Stacilo!). This formation is formed by communists in the vast majority. The process called political and repeated that it sustained its statements. She besides spoke of the torture of the Russian population in Ukraine and of the fact that the massacre in Buczy has not yet been investigated. She said the media doesn't study the conflict truthfully.
Source: PAP
