Efforts to combat domestic violence in Greece lag far behind those of other European countries, with deep-seated prejudices often leaving victims afraid to seek help, say experts and battered women themselves. Greece did not see its first centres for abused women until 2011 — “30 years after other European countries” — Stratigaki noted.
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