Written by : Christos Syllas
Greece: A tougher climate for press freedom

Greece: Stifling free expression to sell bonds
In a televised address last Thursday, Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras thanked the Greek people for the sacrifices they endured during the past four years as the country underwent the harshest austerity measures since emerging from World War II. Christos Syllas reports on the fallout for free expressionHomophobic rant by radio host highlights Greece’s gay rights problem

Greece: Police interrogation of students prompts protests

Greece: A tale of two protests

Greece: When satire cannot be tolerated

Greece: Freedom of expression takes a beating

Roma in Greece: Headlines revert to ancient prejudice

Greece: murder of anti-fascist prompts protest

Golden Dawn: The open question of Greek politics

Far-right publishing in Greece: Stories that ‘teach’ people a lesson
Taking their cue from the neo-nazi Golden Dawn, Greece’s far-right newspapers have recently been targeting alternative opinions. While hardly breaking news, the language and symbolism of the campaign is of vital importance because it represents just the tip of the iceberg, Christos Syllas writesFree speech takes a beating in Greece
