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GREECE: Greek media protest government censorship

31 October 2012

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"Media outlets in Greece plan a 24-hour general strike on Wednesday (31 October) in response to deteriorating press freedoms and cuts in social security and labour rights."

See: Greek media protest government censorship (euobserver, link)

See also:

- Greece gave birth to democracy. Now it has been cast out by a powerful elite - The case against me and my magazine, Hot Doc, for publishing a list of alleged tax evaders is a symptom of Greece's corruption (Guardian, link)
- Greek journalists warn over press freedom - Tension rises between Greek government and media after TV presenters are suspended over criticism of public order minister (Guardian, link)

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