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C 67 E/42 FR Journal officiel de l'Union européenne 18.3.2010 Mardi, 3 février 2009 Reprise des émissions de la chaîne de télévision NTDTV, en Chine, par le canal d'Eutelsat P6_TA(2009)0041 Déclaration du Parlement européen sur la reprise des émissions de la chaîne de télévision NTDTV, en Chine, par le canal d'Eutelsat (2010/C 67 E/07) Le Parlement européen, — vu la charte des droits fondamentaux de l'Union européenne, signée et proclamée le 7 décembre 2000, qui défend la liberté et le pluralisme des médias, — vu l'article 116 de son règlement, A. considérant que l'Union européenne repose sur et est définie par son adhésion aux principes de liberté, de démocratie et de respect des droits de l'homme, aux libertés fondamentales et à l'état de droit, B. considérant que la liberté d'expression, notamment celle des médias, y compris d'Internet, fait l'objet de limitations draconiennes en Chine, C. considérant que NTDTV est un diffuseur télévisuel à but non lucratif et la seule chaîne de télévision indé­ pendante de langue chinoise à émettre vers la Chine depuis 2004, D. considérant qu'Eutelsat a interrompu les émissions de NTDTV vers la Chine à compter du 16 juin 2008, quelques semaines avant les Jeux olympiques, invoquant des raisons techniques, mais sans fournir d'au­ tres explications, 1. demande instamment à Eutelsat de reprendre la transmission de NTDTV vers la Chine sans délai et d'ex­ pliquer les raisons de l'interruption de cette transmission; 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