Demonstrations were held today in thirty cities across Greece, demanding justice for the Tempe train disaster. Building on the momentum of the huge demonstrations on 26 January, thousands of school…
According to new data from Eurostat, Greece ranks last for the average remuneration of national civil servants in central public administration among the 27 European countries for the year 2024.…
A state that does not abide by the laws it passes, institutions operating with impunity, a judiciary that buries high-profile cases or examines them superficially, surveillance of journalists, politicians and…
The plenary session of the Council of State (Greece’s Supreme Administrative Court) is set to review on Friday, 7 February, the fines imposed by the Hellenic Data Protection Authority following…
The conviction of three police officers for the brutal beating of Vasilis Maggos marks a turning point in the fight against police impunity, according to his father, Yiannis Maggos. In…
Hellenic Train refused to compensate the families of workers killed in the Tempi train disaster on the grounds that they did not hold a ticket, a lawyer representing victims’ families…
With an unprecedented attack—and by politically intervening in an ongoing investigation—the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy has issued an official statement in response to the Greek Ombudsman findings…
PASOK has announced the submission of a proposal to establish a special parliamentary committee to conduct a preliminary investigation “in order to examine any potential criminal liabilities of the then…
The Independent Authority’s report reveals clear indications of responsibility implicating eight high-ranking officers of the Hellenic Coast Guard, accused of being aware of the dangers threatening the lives, health, and…
The three police officers accused of the brutal beating of Vasilis Maggos outside the Volos Courthouse on June 14, 2020, were found guilty by the Single-Member Misdemeanor Court and sentenced…