In a powerful joint statement, four prominent voices against police brutality—Yiannis Maggos, father of the late police brutality victim Vassilis Maggos, Nikos Kostopoulos, brother of the murdered Zak Kostopoulos, Irfan…
The National Commission for Human Rights (EEDA) has released a statement addressing the conditions in police detention centres, following the deaths of two detainees in Omonia and Agios Panteleimon police…
On 2 October, the General Assembly of the Attica Tourism and Catering Union convened to discuss strike action and a motorcade scheduled for 12 October. The meeting featured a speech…
Greek police (ELAS) have confirmed the discovery of a hanged immigrant in the detention centre of the Omonia Police Station on the morning of Tuesday, October 1st. The man had…
In the early hours of September 21, 2024, Mohammed Kamran Asiq was discovered dead and severely beaten in the detention room of the Agios Panteleimonas Police Station, after reportedly spending…
Five Greek police officers are under investigation for their role in allowing Croatian neo-Nazi hooligans into Greece, which led to the murder of AEK football fan Michalis Katsouris in the…
Thanos Pleuris, the New Democracy MP and parliamentary representative for Athens, has sparked controversy by suggesting that the use of the term “cop” should automatically constitute a criminal offense. His…
Dutch MEP Sophie in ‘t Veld has criticised the Greek government for its handling of the wiretapping scandal, accusing it of once again sweeping the issue under the carpet. Her…
The court in Kalamata has acquitted nine refugees charged in connection with the fatal shipwreck off Pylos, ruling the criminal prosecution preposterous and inadmissible.
The family of femicide victim Kyriaki Griva, represented by their lawyer Eleni Mazaraki, has expressed significant concerns over the protracted disciplinary and criminal investigations following her tragic death. Speaking to…