A surveillance scandal that has smouldered for almost a year erupted this week after the leader of Greece's main opposition party filed a no-confidence motion against the government after a string of exposés that journalists and politicians were targeted with spyware and/or were under state surveillance.
The controversy began in March last year when digital rights group Citizen Lab told journali...
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Glykeria Arapi is director of Amnesty International Greece.