Press coverage of Gianna Panagopoulou and articles under her own name. The full texts remain with the original publishers.
Reports by other journalists in which she is featured or interviewed.
International press coverage
In its November 2021 report on femicide in Greece, The Guardian spoke to Gianna Panagopoulou as a lawyer representing the families of victims. She describes how defendants rarely accept full responsibility in court and instead plead a “crime of passion” to seek a lighter sentence, part of the report’s wider discussion on recognising femicide in Greek criminal law.
Television appearances by Gianna Panagopoulou on criminal cases in the news.
Articles under her byline on HuffPost Greece, published in Greek. English titles are translations.
“Minors’ internet addiction and criminal offences”. Author: Gianna Panagopoulou
On the rising number of minors who need support for internet and video-game addiction, and how this addiction can be linked to offending or expose young people to people who seek to exploit them.
Read the article (in Greek) on HuffPost Greece“They kill her because she is a woman”. Author: Gianna Panagopoulou
The author explains that the term “femicide” does not exist in the Greek Criminal Code. She argues that recognising it in law, while not changing the sentence, would acknowledge the problem socially and could act as a deterrent.
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