Bread, circuses and human rights

John Baldacchino

The Prime Minister seems to be making legal history by telling us that human rights 'must be merited'

Why revisiting the neutrality clause makes sense

Rather than different administrations having to rely time and time again on legal advice, shouldn’t the Constitution be clear enough that participation in UN-sanctioned...

EU legislation allows compensation for those who are denied boarding a flight

Malcolm Mifsud

EU legislation allows compensation in cases when people are unjustifiably denied boarding

EU legislation allows compensation in cases when people are...

The anxious travails of Malta’s neutrality | John Baldacchino

Looking closer at why the government and Opposition agreed to enshrine...

Looking closer at why the government and Opposition agreed...

Christian Borg’s acquittal: The hallmarks of criminal intent

The perjury case against Christian Borg was ostensibly the one in which the...

The perjury case against Christian Borg was ostensibly the...

Prolonged suffering and the right to die | Josef Said

One that can bring dignity and hope where there would otherwise be only...

One that can bring dignity and hope where there would...

Can we please stop calling criticism ‘hate speech’?

Josanne Cassar

I just hope parents are prepared for their little ones yelling...

I just hope parents are prepared for their little...

Saviour Balzan

Any politician worth their salt should take a hard look at the numbers and patterns

Any politician worth their salt should take a hard look at...

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

A judgment that stands out like a beacon of hope

At a time when the government seems like a runaway train willing to bulldoze...

At a time when the government seems like a runaway train...

A request for retrial cannot be made to contest the interpretation of First Court

Jodie Darmanin

A request for retrial will not be accepted by the Court if the request contests the interpretation of the First Court

A request for retrial will not be accepted by the Court if...

How Abela intends dismantling our already weak system of checks and balances | Carmel Asciak

The rule of law is the cornerstone of stable governance. Societies have recognised the need to limit the power of rulers and protect individual rights

The rule of law is the cornerstone of stable governance....

Customer experience culture in Malta: The dismal reality | Louis Naudi

In today’s competitive marketplace, it takes more than low prices and great products for brands to thrive

In today’s competitive marketplace, it takes more...

Thomas Bajada

Water is more than a resource; it is the foundation of life itself. We cannot afford to treat it as infinite anymore

Water is more than a resource; it is the foundation of life...

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The only reason government is doing this is because it wants to protect its ministers and top public officials from judicial scrutiny. The argument that the...

The only reason government is doing this is because it...

Josanne Cassar

What is clear is that BCRS need to do better when it comes to their whole business model

What is clear is that BCRS need to do better when it comes...

Saviour Balzan

Yet the most curious observation is that Silvio Schembri knew that Ivan Camilleri worked with The Shift and got him to write a declaration. If that is not...

Yet the most curious observation is that Silvio Schembri...

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

The government is trying to paint this reform as some sort of exercise to safeguard ordinary citizens from persecution by those who want to abuse the judicial...

The government is trying to paint this reform as some sort...

Dun Victor Grech: Patience, humility and a steely determination | Mariella Dimech

Mariella Dimech is a psychotherapist and worked for Caritas for almost two decades. She was part of the initial team building up the concept of rehabilitation...

Mariella Dimech is a psychotherapist and worked for Caritas...