Pavlos Fyssas
Born | April 10, 1979 |
Hometown | Perama |
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The women who brought down Greece's Golden Dawn
- The women who brought down Greece's Golden DawnLegal experts note role female lawyers took in confronting far-right party’s violent tactics
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Greece: Leaders of far-right Golden Dawn party found guilty of running criminal organisation
The criminal investigation into Golden Dawn began after the murder of an anti-fascist rapper Pavlos Fyssas in 2013. Golden Dawn's leader Nikos Michaloliakos and other top members of the party were convicted of heading a criminal group. Golden Dawn entered parliament in 2012 on the back of an anti-austerity and anti-immigrant agenda and became Greece's third most popular party at the peak of the financial crisis in the country.
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Greek court finds far-right Golden Dawn party guilty of operating as a criminal organisation
A Greek court has found the leaders of the country's far-right Golden Dawn party guilty of running a criminal organisation in a landmark verdict that follows a marathon five-year trial.Golden Dawn entered parliament for the first time in 2012 on the back of an anti-austerity and anti-immigrant agenda, becoming Greece’s third-most popular party at the peak of its worst financial crisis since World War Two.
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Greek court rules far-right Golden Dawn leaders ran a crime group
A Greek court on Wednesday declared far-right party Golden Dawn a criminal group, effectively banning a radical organisation that was once the third-largest political force in the country. The courtroom cheered as the high-profile trial reached its end after five years of hearings, as did thousands who gathered outside the Athens appeals court. Golden Dawn was catapulted from obscurity to infamy in the space of a few years, attracting supporters with a xenophobic rhetoric at the height of Gree
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Greek court rules neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn guilty of acting as criminal group
A Greek court found neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn guilty of acting as a criminal organisation on Wednesday in a landmark verdict in the marathon, five-year-long trial against the country’s extreme right-wing Golden Dawn party Wednesday, with security tight and more than 15,000 people gathering in an anti-fascist rally outside. The 68 defendants in the trial included 18 former lawmakers from the party that was founded in the 1980s as a neo-Nazi organisation and rose to become Greece’s third largest
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Turmoil in Athens as neo-Nazi group Golden Dawn handed landmark criminal convictions
A court convicted Greek neo-Nazi leader Nikos Michaloliakos Wednesday of leading a "criminal organisation" in a landmark trial involving the xenophobic Golden Dawn party. Mr Michaloliakos and nearly 70 other defendants are on trial for the murder of an anti-fascist rapper and other crimes in a one of the most important trials in Greek political history, which has taken over five years to conclude. Hundreds of police deployed in the Greek capital ahead of a verdict involving the leaders of neo-Na
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Greece braces for landmark neo-Nazi trial verdict
Hundreds of police will deploy Wednesday in the Greek capital ahead of a verdict in one of the most important trials in the country's modern political history involving the leaders of neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn.
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Greece puts faith in judges to heal wounds inflicted by Golden Dawn
Greece puts faith in judges to heal wounds inflicted by Golden DawnThe country hopes for epoch-defining catharsis this week as five-year trial of neo-fascist party concludes
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