Φιλιππιδης - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

The perpetrator of attempted trafficking, #Φιλιππιδης, was found guilty but ultimately let free on probation. Meanwhile, the offender of the trafficking of the 19-year-old victim, #Λιγνάδης, as well as another victim's perpetrator, #Μίχος, have yet to receive an official ruling from the Greek justice system. This action has been attributed to the current ruling political party, and has caused an outcry for equity and fair justice for victims of trafficking.

Topic Modeling

1. Victimizeization and criminalization of gender-based violence
2. Discrepancy between justice for Greek victims and accused perpetrators of gender-based violence
3. Lack of recourse for victims of gender-based violence
4. Legal implications and consequences of gender-based violence and failed attempts at gender-based violence
5. The impact of political discourse and media portrayal on gender-based violence

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from frustration to disbelief to despair. There is a sense of injustice in the tweets as the perpetrator of attempted trafficking, #Φιλιππιδης, was acquitted of the crime but still sentenced to 8 years in prison, while the 12-year-old victim remains in jail. There is also a feeling of resignation that the system is broken, as the perpetrator is released while the victim remains in jail, and that the perpetrators of trafficking are not adequately punished. Finally, there is a sense of hope that justice will be served and that the perpetrators will be held accountable for their actions.

Trend Analysis

1. Victim of Trafficking in Ilioupoli
2. Gaps in the Justice System
3. Released on Bail/Limitations of Detention
4. Societal Pressures to remain Silent
5. Cycle of Re-Offending