The Predator Scandal in Greece has been unfolding for almost two years and has raised critical issues surrounding state surveillance and government accountability. The scandal involves illegal surveillance activities, where spyware was planted on the devices of politicians, journalists, and Cabinet members, sparking investigations in Greece and abroad.

Journalists who played a pivotal role in exposing the scandal will discuss the transformative impact that investigative journalism has had on shaping public perception, driving political action, and revealing unsettling truths.

Speakers

Chondrogiannos Thodoris

Investigative Reporter

Howden Daniel

Founder/Director, Lighthouse

Triantafillou Εliza

Journalist

Moderator

Szalai Pavol

Head of EU-Balkans Desk, Reporters sans frontières (RSF)