Greek anti-journalist police violence in 2011

This 12 December 2011 Amnesty International video says about itself:

Amnesty International Greetings Card Campaign 2011 – Write for Rights ~ Manolis Kypreos ~ Together We Are Powerful

Support Manolis Kypreos.

From Amnesty International in Greece in November 2011:

Demand Justice for Manolis Kypreos

In June 2011 Manolis Kypreos -a journalist- was covering protests in his professional capacity in Syntagma Square, Athens, against the new austerity measures, introduced by the Greek government.

Police repeatedly attacked Mr Kypreos, including with a stun grenade at close range which caused him to become deaf.

Linda Katehi, a link between repression in Greece, and at UC Davis, USA: here.

Merkel and Sarkozy want Samaras to sign to secure Leopard and Rafale weapons sales: here.

Related articles

• Mass Demonstrations in Greece Follow Vote against EU Austerity
• Drone soars over thousands of ‘NO’ protesters as referendum looms in Greece
• Greeks demonstrate massively for No vote to austerity
• Greek workers repressed in 2011
• Greeks, vote against European Union austerity, economist Krugman says
• Workers tell Syriza, ‘Don’t go back’
• “Democracy Cannot Be Blackmailed”: Greek Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Creditors’ Austerity Demand
• German state TV: EC Juncker broke down negotiations with Greece