GREEK JUDICIAL SYSTEM

Two recent, shocking cases of heinous murders demonstrate that it is possible to adjudicate cases swiftly, without the outrageous delays to which we have become accustomed.

No one has been punished for the death of three employees due to the torching of a bank branch in the centre of Athens [during a huge anti-bailout memorandum protest march οn 5 May, 2010].

Greece does not have the death penalty, which is incompatible with both our democracy and our membership in the European Union.

Opposition parties must stop hiding and must contribute to making universities what they should be – a place for teaching, dialogue, innovation, and the exchange of ideas

Greece has one of the slowest judicial systems in the world and has been repeatedly convicted of unjustifiable delays by the European Court of Human Rights.