On the Right to Breathe: Lessons from Serbia and Greece in governmental accountability through investigative journalism

This panel brings together journalists, researchers, and civil society voices to examine the devastating train accidents in Novi Sad, Serbia and Tempi, Greece, the critical role investigative reporting has played in uncovering the truth, and the social movements which have been birthed. 

Panelists will explore how the media has navigated political pressure, public grief, and institutional opacity to hold authorities accountable, and find learnings through the transnational comparison of their social movements trajectory.

Venue →
ETERON. Leokoriou 38, Athina 105 53, Greece
Date & Time →
Thursday, October 08 / 4:00 – 5:30 PM
Language(s) →
English
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