SUPPORT US
SUBMIT A REPORT
BACK Reports : Excessive Surveillance

 

This category includes detailed articles by the editorial team, by renowned members of the journalistic and academic community, as well as activists specialising in the relevant topic. The articles are presented by category and sub category, and indicate whether they were written specifically for Govwatch or reproduced from previous posts/publications.

Filters
Written by
Year
Categories
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 31 • 01 • 2024
Excessive Surveillance
Report Hellenic Data Protection Authority report reveals issues related to the protection of the constitutionally guaranteed…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 31 • 01 • 2024
Excessive Surveillance
Report Security and Intelligence Agencies failed to inform ADAE about thousands of wiretaps in a timely…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 30 • 05 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report EU’s PEGA Committee report on illegal surveillance in Greece
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 20 • 03 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report Illegal surveillance of a Facebook security executive by Predator and the National Intelligence Service
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 20 • 02 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report National Intelligence Service: Surveillance of six senior politicians and military officials
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 13 • 02 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report MP Georgios Kaminis turns to judiciary to investigate possible monitoring by state agencies
Anna Kanellopoulou 28 • 01 • 2023
Independent Authorities Excessive Surveillance
Report European Parliament Committee urges Greece to restore the full independence of the judiciary and oversight…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 27 • 01 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report Chief of the General Staff of the Hellenic Armed Forces Konstantinos Floros under surveillance by…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 26 • 01 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report Illegal use of spyware against more than 20 targets in Greece
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 23 • 01 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report National Intelligence Service: Surveillance of MEP Kyrtsos and journalist Telloglou
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 15 • 01 • 2023
Excessive Surveillance
Report 15 constitutional law professors denounce Supreme Court Prosecutor’s opinion that ADAE has no competence to…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 30 • 12 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report For 2 years Ministers have failed to issue a Joint Ministerial Decision to enable ADAE…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 22 • 12 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report Minister Kostis Hatzidakis under surveillance by the National Intelligence Service
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 29 • 11 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias surveilled with Predator spyware
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 08 • 11 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report Report names politicians, journalists and businessmen under surveillance by Predator spyware and the Greek Intelligence…
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 07 • 11 • 2022
Freedom of the Press Excessive Surveillance
Report Journalists investigating the wiretapping scandal allegedly under surveillance by state agencies
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 26 • 09 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report MEP and opposition party leader Nikos Androulakis under surveillance by the National Intelligence Service
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 16 • 09 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report Attempted hack of opposition MP Christos Spirtzis with illegal Predator spyware
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 10 • 09 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report An alleged attempt to surveil National Intelligence Service employees through Predator
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 02 • 08 • 2022
Excessive Surveillance
Report Opposition leader Nikos Androulakis targeted with Predator spyware
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 25 • 05 • 2022
Independent Authorities Excessive Surveillance
Report Questions raised by government`s choice of agency to lead investigation into the surveillance of journalist
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 28 • 11 • 2021
Excessive Surveillance
Report The Cisco case: The government violates GDPR and personal data protection legislation
Thodoris Chondrogiannos 17 • 11 • 2021
Excessive Surveillance
Report Accusations and revelations regarding the surveillance of citizens by the National Intelligence Service
Christiana Stilianidou 04 • 11 • 2021
Transparency in the action of public authorities Independent Authorities Legislative Procedure Excessive Surveillance
Report Legislative amendment prohibits informing a citizen that the confidentiality of their communications has been removed
Govwatch is an independent, not-for-profit initiative by Vouliwatch. It collects, records and reports violations or suspected violations of the rule of law in Greece, by theme. Govwatch aims to inform citizens and institutions, to enable civil society to highlight wrongdoing, and to increase accountability in the political system.
Categories
Findings
General
SUBMIT A REPORT
© 2015-2024 govwatch.gr
Designed by Roleplay Developed by bracket
Sign up to our newsletter
Submit your report
Means of reporting *
SIGNED REPORT
Via Govwatch's form, where once crosschecked for their validity, they are published along with the name of the person that submitted them.
ANONYMOUS REPORT
Via GlobaLeaks, so as to secure the protection of the identity of the person submitting the report.
Submit your report

    Thank you for your contribution!!
    Govwatch's team will verify the validity of the submitted report along with its relevant documentation and may contact you for clarifications.
    Back to homepage
    Make a donation

    1. Via bank transfer (alphabank)

    Bank Account number: 1100 0232 0016 560
    IBAN: GR56 0140 1100 1100 0232 0016 560
    BIC: CRBAGRAA

    2. Via PAYPAL

    Go to PayPal

    3. Via DONORBOX (monthly or annual contribution)

    Why your support is important, now more than ever!

    In a time where the very foundations of democracy are gradually being eroded by the rise of extreme nationalism, alt-right movements, the spread of disinformation and corporate capture, the efforts of organisations such as Vouliwatch are more relevant than ever.

    We rely on the generosity of each and every one of you to continue with our efforts for more transparency and accountability in the Greek political system. If you appreciate our work and wish to secure the sustainability of Vouliwatch, you can help by making a small donation.

    By financially supporting Vouliwatch you support our litigation strategy, our campaigns for transparency and accountability in the political system, the development of new civic tech tools, our research projects and last but not least our impartial and accurate reporting of parliamentary news in an era rife with disinformation and partisan news outlets.

    ΜΑΘΕ ΠΩΣ