Greece Targets Campus Violence

Greece Targets Campus Violence

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The Greek government is firmly committed to tackling delinquency on university campuses, Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said in an interview with ERT1 on Thursday. He outlined four key measures: enhanced surveillance technology to ensure safety and privacy; strict penalties for violent student behavior, including possible expulsion; accountability for university officials who ignore the law; and financial penalties for damage to public property, enforced by the Independent Authority for Public Revenues, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

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