Citizens living permanently abroad can obtain their number through Greek consulates, ensuring universal access to the new digital identity system.

A 47-year-old priest near Thessaloniki is under investigation after five boys, ages 12 to 15, reported him to police for sexual harassment—allegations he denies, claiming the minors are retaliating for being reprimanded.

Meta will automatically place users under 18 into stricter content settings modeled after the U.S. movie rating system, aiming to make Instagram safer and more age-appropriate for minors.

Despite enabling the platform’s so-called “restricted mode”—designed to block mature themes such as sexual content—the researchers quickly stumbled across troubling suggestions.

Officers are continuing to gather evidence and testimonies in order to clarify what caused the brawl and whether additional suspects were involved

The new procedure enables the issuance of an AFM, which forms the basis for the new Personal Identification Number, now required for issuing national identity cards.

The European Commission has launched a formal investigation into four major adult websites—Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos—amid growing concerns that the platforms are failing to adequately protect minors online. The probes fall under the scope of the Digital Services Act (DSA), the new EU regulation that governs how tech companies must monitor and moderate online […]

The government conducted extensive consultation with young people, parents, mental health professionals, legal professionals, community, civil society groups and industry representatives during the development of the law.

‘The law doesn’t contain any penalties for children or their parents’ Australian Ambassador in Athens Alison Duncan told To Vima International Edition

Greece is preparing to restrict the use of social media for minors, following a series of concerning cyberbullying and physical attacks related to social media platforms.

Greece's systemic leniency toward underage drinking is once again underscored by a court decision allowing a nightclub, accused of selling alcohol to minors, to reopen, citing "financial damage."

The wife's lawyer reported that besides the repeated sexual abuse, the man had on occasion threated his family's life, beat them with batons, tortured them with piercings, handcuffed them and even burned cigarette buts on their backs. 

Minors are not really aware of what they are using, and precisely because they experiment with various substances and combinations, it is possible for drug synergies to occur, which unfortunately can have fatal consequences