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Malta 'rule of law' resolution sees landslide MEP approval with over 600 votes

Malta ‘rule of law’ resolution sees landslide MEP approval with over 600 votes
Resolution condemning the state of the rule of law in Malta passed through the European Parliament this morning in a landslide vote – with 635 votes in favour, 46 against and 12
29 April 2021, 10:39am
by David Lindsay
A bitterly-fought resolution condemning the state of the rule of law in Malta passed through the European Parliament this morning in a landslide vote – with 635 votes in favour, 46 against and 12 abstentions.
The resolution, which had seen stiff opposition from Labour MEPs, sailed through this morning’s plenary session as had been expected, since it had already garnered the support of all political groups, even the Socialists and Democrats, at Committee stage last week. ....

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EP resolution sceptical of presidential pardons in Caruana Galizia murder case

EP resolution sceptical of presidential pardons in Caruana Galizia murder case
A draft text on European Parliament s resolution on rule of law in Malta casts doubts on the appropriateness of granting presidential pardon in exchange for state evidence
26 April 2021, 5:38pm
by David Lindsay
A draft text of next week’s European Parliament resolution on the rule of law in Malta and the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia casts doubt on the appropriateness of granting presidential pardons for turning state’s evidence on the case.
The text, which has been signed off on by all the European Parliament’s political groups but which is still open to amendments, expresses “concerns about the repeated offer and use of presidential pardons in the context of the murder trial” and stresses that “testimonies offered for other crimes should be very carefully assessed and should not be used to evade full justice for murder”. ....

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Could this whole affair have revealed Yorgen Fenech's warm mushy heart by accident?

Could this whole affair have revealed Yorgen Fenech’s warm mushy heart by accident?
The Skinny | No 76 – Rosianne Resigns
3 March 2021, 7:32am
What are we skinning? The resignation of Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms Rosianne Cutajar following allegations that she would have been allocated a sizeable amount of cash while brokering an Mdina property deal for business magnate-turned-murder suspect Yorgen Fenech.
Why are we skinning it? Because resignations are only a recent phenomenon in Maltese political culture, and the involvement of Yorgen Fenech in the whole debacle adds a layer of edgy sleaziness to the whole affair.
But what makes this any more special than all the other political resignations we’ve experienced over the years? To be fair, it IS depressingly distinguished by its similarity to any and all political links to Yorgen Fenech. ....

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Prostitution reform will only serve to protect pimps and men who want to buy sex, coalition warns

Prostitution reform will only serve to protect pimps and men who want to buy sex, coalition warns
Coalition on Human Trafficking and Prostitution say proposed reform will put sex workers at a greater danger than they were before
10 February 2021, 1:52pm
by Karl Azzopardi
The prostitution law reform as proposed by the Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms Rosianne Cutajar will only serve to protect pimps and men who want to buy sexy, a coalition of experts on prostitution and trafficking have said.
“The Parliamentary Secretary cannot in good conscience pursue a law that will protect the few, enable Malta to become the Mediterranean’s sex-hub, and fail to protect the majority of women trapped in, or are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation,” the Coalition on the Human Trafficking and Prostitution said. ....

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ReLeaf calls on government to decriminalise cannabis cultivation, consumption and sharing

ReLeaf calls on government to decriminalise cannabis cultivation, consumption and sharing
ReLeaf, an organisation campaigning for the legalisation of cannabis, says time for discussion is over, and government should look at introducing proper reforms
9 February 2021, 2:50pm
by Karl Azzopardi
Cannabis legalisation advocacy group ReLeaf has told the Prime Minister to get on with the decriminalisation of cannabis cultivation and consumption in a meeting on Monday.
The NGO met with Robert Abela, Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms Rosianne Cutajar, Labour Party Deputy Leader Daniel Micallef and Labour youth wing president Georvin Bugeja.
ReLeaf president Andrew Bonello said decriminalising cannabis would serve to promote human rights, eliminate stigma and promote public health. ....

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