Tempi, Predator, Justice and Police Violence: What the Council of Europe Says About Greece
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The Council of Europe has issued a resounding warning about the state of democratic institutions in our country, casting a heavy shadow over the government’s narrative of the smooth functioning of the state. The Parliamentary Assembly may acknowledge that the democratic system in Greece remains well-established, but the relevant assessment resolution constitutes a real “slap” on the face of its functioning […] The article Council of Europe: The …
The Council of Europe believes that democracy in Greece remains resilient, but calls on the country to address long-standing problems. Among other things, it calls on the authorities to advance investigations into major corruption cases, better protect the judiciary from political interference, and fully investigate the Predator surveillance case.
The conclusion of the assembly held by the Council of Europe to evaluate Greece was that many dark spots undermine the rule of law.
The report of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) on the country's compliance with its obligations includes a series of recommendations to Greece on issues related to the fight against corruption, the functioning of independent authorities, the Predator case, migration policy, police accountability and the protection of minority rights. The report examines, among other things, the progress of institutional reforms, the rul…
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