Labour minister announces bill on equal pay
19/05/2026
A bill on equal pay for women and men for equal work is currently being drafted by the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, according to Labour Minister Niki Kerameos.…
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Health minister admits abortions are not available in all public hospitals
19/05/2026
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has admitted that, although abortion is available in public hospitals, this is not the case everywhere. His statement came in response to a topical question from…
Prosecutor seeks trial for police officers over femicide of Kyriaki Griva
19/05/2026
The prosecutor has requested that the four police officers who were on duty on the night Kyriaki Griva was murdered outside Agioi Anargyroi Police Station be referred to trial.
Mera25 marks Lesbian Visibility Day with call for equality
27/04/2026
The Gender Equality and LGBTQI+ Sector of Mera25 issued a statement for International Lesbian Visibility Day, stressing the need to strengthen visibility and equality for lesbians, who, it noted, experience…
Greece has highest rate of conversion therapy in Europe, survey finds
27/03/2026
Greece has the highest rate of LGBTQ+ people exposed to conversion therapy in Europe, with nearly 40% having undergone such practices, according to data from the European Union Agency for…
Human rights group warns abortion access is being undermined in Greece
20/03/2026
Following a recent NEWS247 report showing that at least 46 public hospitals in Greece are denying women access to free and safe abortion, a new concern has emerged over reproductive…
Thousands march in Athens and Thessaloniki for International Women’s Day
09/03/2026
Thousands of people took part in rallies and marches in Athens and Thessaloniki on International Women’s Day, calling for gender equality and action against gender-based violence.
Communist Party leader links women’s struggles to opposition to war and exploitation
09/03/2026
The Secretary-General of the Central Committee of the Greek Communist Party (KKE), Dimitris Koutsoumpas, issued a statement on International Women’s Day, linking women’s struggles to opposition to war and what…
‘My name is Wolf’: Inuit lives under Danish colonialism and its afterlives
09/02/2026
A Greenlandic Inuit woman recounts forced sterilisations, stolen children and the persistence of Danish colonial power. Her personal account traces the violence of Danish colonialism in Greenland and its ongoing…
Feminist collective urges boycott of Eurovision over Israel’s participation
20/01/2026
The feminist collective March 8 Assembly has renewed its call for Israel to be excluded from the Eurovision Song Contest, accusing European institutions of selective moral outrage and complicity in…