Janusz Walus shot Chris Hani, leader of the Communist organization in South Africa in 1993. After nearly 30 years of prison, he returned to Poland and immediately gave over 2 hours of interview to Channel Zero. He emphasized that he did not regret his act and shared his racist beliefs.
Janusz Walus in Channel Zero. Activist protests
The Democracy action before the interview was issued called on advertisers to cancel the program. The head of the Basta Foundation Bart Staszewski encouraged the sending of complaints to the National Broadcasting Council.
– Channel Zero, by issuing a program with the participation of Janusz Walus, not only gives space to the individual who committed 1 of the most symbolic crimes of the apartheid era, but besides risks normalizing extremist views and actions," argued Staszewski. any 750 complaints were received.
In turn, after an interview, the Basta Foundation filed a announcement to the prosecutor about the anticipation of committing a crime. Channel Zero has been accused of public provocation and acclaiming force (Article 255) and insulting groups of the population for racial reasons (Article 257).
Stanowski summarized his interview with Walus: A story has run
Krzysztof Stanowski, in turn, accused Staszewski of trying to censor, and after an interview he summed up his effects. "So much yelling before the interview, and now quiet. It turned out that talking can and is even worth it, due to the fact that 1 can get to know 1 better, even from the incorrect side. The Censors swallowed their tongues. This time, those who waited for the program and waited for their demolition are dissatisfied," he wrote on X.
"In my opinion, the story of Janusz Walus collapsed yesterday. A story that has been cultivated for years by any environments. Meanwhile, it turned out that the banners were carried out by a alternatively random person, who was manipulated, was utilized as a trigger in a non-combatant fight and wasted her life in a abroad country to yet return to Poland without a penny by the hand" – he estimated.
“We saw a man absolutely lost. Racist – 1 who likes Negroes, if they know their place in a line and work for him, not the another way around. Fanatics and possibly a Nazi – 1 who can convince himself that swastika can be an Indian symbol of happiness. He did not halt anything, he did not accomplish anything, but destruct himself," Stanowski concluded.
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