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"When Shelley Dark lands solo on the Greek island of Hydra for two weeks in the dead of winter, she’s not chasing sunny beaches. She’s hunting a pirate—her husband’s great-great-grandfather and Australia’s first Greek convict. Armed with an umbrella, a cashmere scarf, and zero Greek skills, Shelley is ready to conquer the archives. But Hydra has other ideas: fresh seafood, exhilarating hikes, cats, donkeys, and warm, eccentric locals. What starts as a frantic quest soon reveals that the real treasures are the ones you weren’t looking for".

🛞The Council of Europe organised the second edition of the Journalism Excellence Awards, aiming at honouring and promoting media contributions that avoids the stigma often faced by Roma and Travellers, while impartially capturing their human stories.
✒️Greek journalist Vasileios Katsaras was honoured with the Award for Investigative Journalism, for filming the stories and the conditions of the local Roma residents in the second largest city in Greece, for the TV program "In Frame - Roma: Stereotypes and Prejudice".
You can watch the program on Ertflix: https://www.ertflix.gr/en/vod/vod.427290-entos-kadrou-13
This year's other winners come from Hungary, Czechia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/56xhvyha
Roma EU-CoE Joint Actions