Two years after the train disaster and the mass protests on 28 February, Parliament now holds a series of discussions on the Tempe case. Today, 4 March, PASOK’s proposal to…
“The Postgraduate and Doctoral Students’ Association of History and Archaeology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) expresses its support for our colleague, member, and former president, Vasilis…
Federations, trade unions, student unions and labour centres are calling for new protests under the main slogan, “No Cover-Up – No Compromise – Justice for Tempe.” In Athens, the main…
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has addressed the mass demonstrations marking two years since the Tempe train disaster, attempting to balance an admission of state failure with a defence of…
Greek authorities have filed criminal charges against individuals arrested during the protests in Syntagma Square on Friday, February 28, marking two years since the deadly Tempe train disaster. The Athens…
“Two years after the tragedy, we, the families of the victims and the survivors, have no real evidence to help us understand what happened. Our questions remain unanswered,” says Maria…
Greek communities abroad took to the streets on Friday, February 28, demanding justice for the victims of the Tempe train disaster. From Amsterdam to Berlin, Copenhagen to Malta, New York…
Rallies were scheduled today in 365 cities across Greece and abroad to mark the two-year anniversary of the Tempe railway tragedy, which claimed the lives of 57 people. All the…
Students and citizens in Belgrade gathered today outside the Greek embassy to honour the 57 victims of the Tempe train disaster and express solidarity with the Greek people.
The massive demonstration for the victims of the Tempe tragedy in Thessaloniki has been completed. Hundreds of thousands flooded the centre of Thessaloniki from early in the morning at the…