Weakening of the magisterial inquiry law introduces an ominous new phase in Labour’s cultivation of impunity for special citizens
Nine years since it was passed into law, the act has never been applied
Jonathan Attard says law would ‘strengthen’ access to justice
New law was published in the Government Gazette on Friday
Nationalist Party dismisses Momentum's call, says general election will decide
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NGOs vow one 'final appeal' against magisterial inquiry reform plans
Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum last week threw her support behind the initiative
Property Market Agency will issue standards linked to brokerage and related services
New leglisation introduces a groundbreaking finance charter instrument, among others
PN joins calls for legislative reform
Press Freedom Report also flags delays in the trial of Daphne Caruana Galizia alleged murderers
Politicians, activists join forces to push for government to slam brakes on bill
Right now, 60 per cent of construction sites have a qualified supervisor
Spokesperson says party wants a 'national review' of cannabis law
Jonathan Attard says government has ‘enough knowledge’ to move ahead
Project Green initiatives could bypass Planning Authority altogether
UK-based forensic accountant said he will never return to Malta
Demonstrators concerned about impacts a reform of the court inquiry system would have on ordinary people's rights
'Any changes should reinforce trust in the system rather than diminish it'
Lions, tigers, bears and snakes are on the list of animals that can be registered
Legal amendments will apply to all public officials and follow Ħamrun brawl shock
Former opposition leader says proposed changes are a ‘regression in existing rights’
Bureau protects American consumers from corporate misconduct
Undue haste in pushing the reform will only serve to fuel suspicion
Malta one of very few EU states that has not yet established National Human Rights Institution in line with UN principles
PM claims 'supposed experts' refusing to testify after €11 million inquiry
What the government is proposing reeks more of an attempt to introduce a ‘safety valve’
To protect pedestrians, e-scooters will no longer be allowed on pavements
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