"Thus, the decision of the National Council of Television and Radio Broadcasting about the allocation of frequencies for broadcasting of Ukrainian TV channels "TVi" and "The Fifth channel" was appealed on 27 January last year" - was said in a statement posted on Tuesday on the website channel.
The Court fully satisfied the claim of a media holding UAInter Media Group for "Channel Five" by an appropriate decision.
Television did not mention the exact date of the decision by the court.
On Monday the group of "Channel Five" addressed the president with an open letter in which they expressed the concern that the channel may cease its existence.
The journalists accused the chairman of the Security Service of Ukraine, member of the Supreme Council of Justice, Valery Khoroshkovsky, of putting pressure on the judicial process around the canal. But Khoroshkovsky has denied these accusations.
After the decision of the court the journalists are worried that the loss of frequencies can lead to the loss of license.
"Thus - the staff consisting of 5000 people may become unemployed, and Ukraine - may confirm the status of the State in which freedom is minimized," - was said in the the report of the channel.
"Channel Five" is a leading information and news channel in Ukraine.
Widely known broadcaster has acquired through extensive coverage of the events of the Orange Revolution in 2004, during which the current President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych lost the presidential election to his rival Viktor Yushchenko on the basis of rerun of the second round of elections under the pressure of "orange".
Channel is widely known for extensive coverage of the events of the Orange Revolution in 2004, during which the current president of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych lost the presidential election to his rival Viktor Yushchenko on the basis of rerun of the second round of elections under the pressure of "orange".
In the District administrative court of Kiev, RIA Novosti has not yet managed to obtain confirmation of judgments.
Ukraine (Ukrainian: Україна, transliterated: Ukrayina) is a country in Eastern Europe. It is bordered by Russia to the east; Belarus to the north; Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to the west; Romania and Moldova to the southwest; and the Black Sea and Sea of Azov to the south. The city of Kiev (Kyiv) is both the capital and the largest city of Ukraine.
