Producer of Poliakova on Eurovison Rules: Illegal Discrimination.

According to inkorr.com: The producer of Olya Poliakova, Mykhailo Yasyinsky, criticized 'Public Broadcasting' regarding the rules for participation in the National Selection for 'Eurovision'. In his opinion, the restrictions related to behavioral characteristics and past tours of artists are illegal and discriminatory.

The producer refers to the opinions of professional lawyers who state that the ban on participation in the contest due to past tours could be deemed unlawful.

Yasyinsky emphasized that restrictions on participation in the contest should not be based on behavioral traits, as this violates the constitutional principle of equality. He warned that a court ruling after the selection may lead to the annulment of results and the necessity of repeating the procedure.

Yasyinsky also sharply criticized the communication of 'Public Broadcasting', believing that the response indicates a low level of understanding of the situation.

The producer called on 'Public' to review the controversial points of the regulations to avoid potential problems and liabilities for the spent funds. Earlier, Olya Poliakova expressed a desire to amend the rules for artists' participation in the National Selection, and the producer supported this initiative.

Mykhailo Yasyinsky opposed the restrictions in the National Selection for 'Eurovision', considering them potentially illegal and discriminatory. He also positively assessed Olya Poliakova's initiative to review some of the rules for artists' participation, urging 'Public' to avoid potential problems and unnecessary costs. In the end, he expressed concern about possible consequences and again called for a review of the controversial points of the regulations.

The discussion around the rules for participation in the National Selection for 'Eurovision' is gaining momentum. The criticism from the producer indicates possible legal issues that may arise due to discriminatory provisions. This issue concerns not only the artists but also the general principles of equality and transparency in the Ukrainian music environment.