We are looking for freelance interpreters to assist our lawyers when giving pro bono legal advice to our clients at our office or in detention centers. Paid on any hourly basis and person needs to be VAT registered.
Please email us with your CVs.
The Commission on Human Rights first appointed a Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers in 1994 due to the increasing frequency of attacks on the independence of judges, lawyers and court officials and the link which exists between the weakening of safeguards for the judiciary and lawyers and the gravity and frequency of violations of human rights.
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24 January 2024
The Broadcasting Authority’s (“BA”) recent decision to fine the Church-owned radio station RTK is a threat to free speech, inverting the purpose of the authority’s existence.
The BA has ordered RTK to pay a €6,410 fine after radio show host Andrew Azzopardi said he would never allow racist and xenophobe Norman Lowell on his show and would not obey any directive to host him. Lowell’s far-right organisation, Imperium Europa, filed a complaint with the Broadcasting claiming Azzopardi’s comments constitute political censorship and a threat to the Broadcasting Authority.
Continue ReadingThe annual European Commission Rule of Law Report monitors significant developments relating to the rule of law in all Member States, including Malta. The report forms part of the rule of law mechanism set up as a process for dialogue between the EU insitutions and the Member States across the Union.
Continue ReadingOn the 100th day of the bombing of Gaza, we’ve written to the Maltese Foreign Affairs Ministry. Our letter urges Malta to join the ICJ case against Israel.
