200 Academics and researchers from 26 countries stand in solidarity with Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Faculty Union members
IAHPE Press Release – 16.06.2026
More than 200 academics and researchers from universities across 26 countries in Europe, the Americas, and Australia stand in solidarity with the president and board members of the Faculty Union at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh).
In their statement, the academics and researchers condemn the legal harassment their colleagues are facing in Greece for participating in a recent Student Union demonstration against the new regulatory framework governing the AUTh dormitories. According to their statement, this is the first case in Greece involving academics prosecuted under the new disciplinary legal framework passed by the Greek government last summer.
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IAHPE Statement on the Prosecution of Greek Academics and Faculty Unionists in Solidarity with University Students’ Struggle
The International Association of Health Policy in Europe condemns the prosecution of the President of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) Faculty Union — Associate Professor Elias Kondilis, who is also acting President of IAHPE — and two members of the Union’s Board, on very serious legal charges.
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Continue reading “Selective empathy: the West through the gaze of Gaza by Roberto De Vogli”IAHPE call for peace and health
The new year is already characterised by the growing fears of humanity related to the threats generated by the deepening crisis of capitalism. Imperialistic antagonism, warfare and conflicts driven by geopolitical dominance and control over resources, are the causes of military invasions in several countries, zionist’s genocide of the palestinian people, imprisonement of propalestinian activists in Uk and other european countries, invasion and abduction of the president of Venezuela and more recenty the assassination of citizens by ICE in USA are all parts of the same ideological and political trend.
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MSc Program (tuition-free) on Public Health and Health Policy at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
CEHP – Centre for Research and Education on Public Health, Health Policy and PHC
and IAHPE – International Association of Health Policy in Europe
Continue reading “The dismantling of US Healthcare under Trump Administration”IAHPE backs PHM’s solidarity to Professor Mary Bassett
On behalf of the PHM, its global coordinator, Roman Vega, sent a letter to Harvard University officials Alan Garber, MD, PhD, president of Harvard University, and Andrea Baccarelli, MD, PhD, faculty Dean, demanding the reinstatement of Professor Mary Bassett after she was removed from the directorship of the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights (FXB Center), and expressing PHM’s deep concern and dismay at this action, condemned by PHM members around the world.
Continue reading “IAHPE backs PHM’s solidarity to Professor Mary Bassett”The People’s Health Movement: 25 years of struggle for health and justice
This year marks 25 years of the People’s Health Movement (PHM) — 25 years of resistance, solidarity, and collective action for health justice across the globe. We celebrate this milestone with double feelings: deep pride in the endurance and vibrancy of our movement, but also profound concern that, a quarter of a century later, the dream of Health for All remains unrealized — and in many ways, further away than when we began.
Still, we are here, alive, and fighting, and that is something to celebrate! We didn’t want this moment to pass without lifting up the courage, creativity, and persistence of PHM activists everywhere — from struggles for access to medicines and against privatization, to defending reproductive rights, food sovereignty, and decolonized health systems.
