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Art. 6 Legge federale del 24 marzo 2006 sulla radiotelevisione (LRTV) - Autonomia

LRTV; Titolo secondo: Emittenza di programmi svizzeri; Capitolo 1: Disposizioni generali
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Art. 6 LRTV · Autonomia

Salvo disposizioni contrarie del diritto federale, le emittenti non sono vincolate da istruzioni di autorità federali, cantonali o comunali.

Le emittenti concepiscono liberamente i propri contenuti redazionali e la pubblicità, in particolare per quanto riguarda la scelta dei temi, l’elaborazione dei contenuti e la forma della presentazione, e ne assumono la responsabilità.

Nessuno può esigere che un’emittente diffonda determinate produzioni e informazioni.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (12)

VPB 2002.2443 (Art. 6 al. 2 et 3 LRTV)
Presse TV SA Broadcasting Concession Amendment
Specifies the broadcast times for Presse TV SA's program on SF 2 and SF info channels.
JAAC 60.24 (Art. 6 RTVG)
Drug Liberalization Broadcast Did Not Violate Public Safety
Cited as the provision violated by the broadcast, but found not to be the case.
A-3272/2024 (Art. 6 Abs. 2 RTVG)
Broadcaster Violated Tobacco Ad Ban Via Hidden Logo
Cited to establish the responsibility of the program provider for the content of its broadcasts, including advertising.
JAAC 69.128 (Art. 6 LRTV)
Jura Plebiscite Anniversary Coverage: TV Found Biased, Radio Not
Cited as not applicable in this specific case for the minimization of violence.
JAAC 66.49 (Art. 6 Abs. 1 RTVG)
News Broadcast of Kidnapping and Suicide Not Glorification of Violence
This provision prohibits broadcasts that trivialize or glorify violence, and it was applied to determine whether the news report violated this rule.
JAAC 66.17 (Art. 6 al. 1 RTVG)
Cultural Context and Irony Justify Youth Program Content
The provision is cited in the dispositive to establish that the broadcast did not endanger public morality or violate other provisions of this article.
JAAC 61.70 (Art. 6 Abs. 1 Satz 2 RTVG)
Artistic Merit Prevails: Mock-Documentary Film Cleared of Broadcasting Violations
This provision is cited as the basis for determining whether the broadcasted film violated program regulations by trivializing or glorifying violence.
JAAC 61.69 (Art. 6 Abs. 1 RTVG)
Live Broadcast's Diversity of Views Upheld
This provision concerning compliance with international obligations was mentioned as a basis for a complaint, although ultimately found to be unfounded in the reasoning.
JAAC 61.68 (Art. 6 al. 1 RTVG)
Satanist Broadcast and Religious Sensitivities
This provision is cited as the legal basis for the complaint that the broadcast violated public morality by offending religious feelings.
JAAC 60.85 (Art. 6 al. 1 Satz 2 RTVG)
Broadcasting Authority v. Dutch Film on Euthanasia
This provision, which declares broadcasts illicit if they endanger public morality or trivialize or glorify violence, is a program rule that clarifies the cultural mandate of broadcasters.
VPB 93-3093 (Art. 6 Abs. 1 RTVG)
Legislative Debate on Media Incitement to Violence
Cited as existing legislation that prohibits broadcasts that trivialize or glorify violence.
VPB 93-3122 (Art. 6 Abs. 1 RTVG)
Media Violence Laws Sufficient, No Further Legislation Needed
This provision prohibits programs that trivialize or glorify violence and is cited as an existing legal basis to address the concerns raised.