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The Court of Justice of the European Union has issued a ruling on a case in which a gay man accuses Polish state broadcaster TVP of ending its cooperation with him because he and his husband produced a video promoting tolerance of same-sex couples.
A Polish court then asked the CJEU to clarify whether an EU directive on equal treatment in employment was applicable to this case and whether it precludes Polish legislation that excludes self-employed workers from anti-discrimination protection if someone refuses to conclude or renew a contract due to their sexual orientation.
Having obtained answers to its questions from the CJEU, the Polish court will now proceed with Kwieci?ski's case against TVP, issuing a judgement based on its interpretation of the EU directive.


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