A year has passed since Pavlos Fyssas, a Greek anti-fascist rapper, was murdered by a member of the far right Golden Dawn party on the 18th of September 2013 in Athens.

The brutal murder shocked the Greek public and was followed by antifascist demonstrations and revelations about the far right party’s criminal activity.

To mark the first-year anniversary since this clearly politically-motivated crime, a series of events will take place on Thursday in Athens and other Greek cities, by antifascist groups and other organizations.

At the site of the murder in the western Attica district of Keratsini a monument in honor of Fyssas was unveiled at 15.00. Also, an antifascist protest and march around Keratsini will be held later in the afternoon.

An antifascist concert has been scheduled for Friday at 17.00 at Syntagma square, with the participation of more than 30 artists.