Thousands gathered to celebrate Pride in central Athens on June 15, marking a significant moment for Greece's LGBTQ community. Online Hate Speech on the Rise Greek LGBTQ associations are voicing concerns over the escalating hate speech directed towards their community. Despite the recent legal milestones achieved, including the legalization of same-sex marriage and adoption, activists are facing a backlash online. EuroPride in Thessaloniki EuroPride, Europe's largest Pride celebration, is set to take place in Thessaloniki between June 21 and 29, with an expected attendance of 30,000 people. This event holds symbolic importance for LGBTQ unity in Greece. Challenges Faced LGBTQ activists in Greece are struggling against a wave of online abuse and misinformation, challenging the narrative of progress. Apostolis Karampairis, director of Thessaloniki Pride, highlights the lack of widespread acceptance compared to Western and Northern Europe. Call to Action Maria Katsikadakou, a prominent lesbian activist, warns about the unchecked spread of hate speech online, emphasizing the persistence of homophobia in Greek society. Despite the milestones achieved, the LGBTQ movement acknowledges the ongoing battles they must face in the fight for equality.