Notre charte
Why Terondo exists
Terondo was born in 2004 with a simple conviction: television, when it crosses borders, brings people closer to what they love. A channel from home is a window for those who live far away — expatriates, travellers, students abroad, families spread across the world. Our mission has never changed: give everyone free access to the channels that connect them to their country, and showcase the cultural treasures of the whole planet.
What you will find here
- Official sources only. Every stream comes from the channel's own official distribution (their live feeds, their public players). We reference, we do not pirate.
- Free, with no sign-up. Watching a channel from your country should never require an account or a payment.
- News, culture, music, sport and webcams from the ends of the earth — sorted, checked and kept up to date, by humans.
What we do not accept
Since the very first day, Terondo has applied one editorial rule, and it is not negotiable:
- No channels or content of a sexual nature. Terondo is a place families can browse with the door open.
- No proselytising religious channels. Religions belong to the cultures of the world, and programmes that document them are welcome; channels whose purpose is to convert the viewer are not.
- No racism, and no incitement to hatred. This was one of the three founding lines of our 2004 charter, and it still holds.
- No illegal or unofficial streams. A channel that cannot be offered through an official source is simply not listed.
Respect for you
The same care applies to how the site itself is built: no third-party trackers, no data resold, hosting in Switzerland, and a chat moderated so that every country's room stays welcoming.
Suggest — or challenge — a channel
You know an official channel that deserves to be here? You believe a listed channel does not respect this charter, or you are a rights holder with a concern? Tell us — we read everything, and this charter is the ruler we measure against.