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Citizens be more interested in the cost of living than the machinations of a former minister or the wiretapping of the phone of a party leader, but affairs often follow their own rules.

Censure motion tabled against Greek govt over wiretapping affair-

As 'Predator-gate' rumbles on, a special team is to check the records of Greek telecommunication providers concerning the surveillance of four persons.

As elections are being held virtually simultaneously in Cyprus, Greece and Turkey this year, 2023 is an "unusual year" and was a factor that needed to be

Another Europe is possible!

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Malware and exploit developers are generating a seemingly endless number of headlines, thanks to misuse of their products by government entities. Israel's NSO Group has made the most headlines, but other Israel-located malware purveyors have made the news as well. Candiru, another Israeli exploit developer, was hit with the same sanctions the US Commerce Department…

Greece’s lawmakers are considering a draft surveillance law that lacks effective privacy and human rights safeguards, Human Rights Watch said today.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Greece’s parliamentarians to use RSF’s recommendations to amend a proposed law on surveillance that they are due to vote on this week, amid a continuing outcry about the use of Predator spyware against journalists.

If the Greek authorities want to win back the trust of journalists, they must effectively protect them against arbitrary surveillance and bring justice for the 2021 assassination of Giorgos Karaivaz. At a meeting with Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister in Athens, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) made specific recommendations for the legal reform and for the probe into the murder.