Reality kids show causes outrage
24th July 2010
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The new reality show is "not healthy" for children
Polish television bosses have caused a stir by announcing that Poland is set to air a kids version of the popular reality programme ‘Big Brother’.
The show, which will feature a number of children aged between 11 - 13 being locked in a house for three months while cameras follow their moves, is partly inspired by a similar programme shown on Britain’s Channel 4 last year.
The controversial ‘Girls and Boys Alone’ show sparked outrage amongst parents and authorities alike, who both felt that the children were merely being exploited for financial gain.
One person who has already spoken out against the idea in Poland is Government Education spokesperson Janina Jakubowska. As ...
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