Daphne among 10 brave journalists in BBC’s Stephen Sackur’s new book
Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia is among the “10 brave journalists” highlighted... View more
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PM misleads parliament on press freedom credentials
When PN MP Graziella Attard Previ asked Prime Minister Robert Abela what... View more
Council of Europe committee sees ‘no need for action’ on media, despite government delays
The Council of Europe’s committee of ministers “sees no need for it... View more
‘The fight for justice does not have a season’: 74 months on, vigil commemorates Daphne
The monthly vigil for truth and justice held on Saturday, 74 months... View more
NGO: Court ruling for journalists’ prison access ‘affirmation of importance’ for democracy
A court decision by Judge Toni Abela on Monday, which ruled journalists... View more
European Parliament raises fresh concerns on rule of law
During a European Parliament discussion on Monday on the rule of law... View more
As crunch time for SLAPP law approaches, stakeholders emphasise need to be ‘proactive’
With the end of year deadline for finalising negotiations on the EU’s... View more
Report: 80% of journalist murders unpunished, EU less safe for media
Almost 80% of journalist killings have gone unpunished, with four murders in... View more
Kuciak and Caruana Galizia ‘were ordinary people doing their job right’ – Karolína Farská
“They were ordinary people doing their job right”, said Slovak journalist and... View more
A meeting with Karolína Farská, Slovak journalist and press freedom activist
On Friday, 13 October, The Shift’s Founder and Managing Editor, Caroline Muscat,... View more
Journalists express dissatisfaction with ‘box-ticking, opaque’ media reform
Journalists and civil society members are unhappy with the government’s handling of... View more
Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murderers to testify in Joseph Muscat libel case
George and Alfred Degiorgio are due to testify in June in a... View more
A stark choice: effective reform or ‘perpetuate systemic failures that enabled journalist’s contract killing’
The choice the State faces as it implements the recommendations of the... View more
Public inquiry: a year on and only one of 28 key recommendations fully implemented
Although the recommendations of the board of public inquiry investigating the assassination... View more
Remembering Ján Kuciak on his 32nd birthday
Ján Kuciak would have been 32 years old today. Instead, his life... View more
Maltese reporter abandons Russian news agency over Ukraine war
Former Lovin Malta reporter Sam Vassallo’s brief position at Russian state-owned news... View more
Saviour Balzan has to go
Waking up this morning to the prospect of a further five years... View more
Journalists killed exposing atrocities in Ukraine honoured at Daphne Caruana Galizia vigil
The speakers at a monthly vigil for assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia... View more
Daphne among 10 brave journalists in BBC’s Stephen Sackur’s new book
Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia is among the “10 brave journalists” highlighted... View more
PM misleads parliament on press freedom credentials
When PN MP Graziella Attard Previ asked Prime Minister Robert Abela what... View more
Council of Europe committee sees ‘no need for action’ on media, despite government delays
The Council of Europe’s committee of ministers “sees no need for it... View more
‘The fight for justice does not have a season’: 74 months on, vigil commemorates Daphne
The monthly vigil for truth and justice held on Saturday, 74 months... View more
NGO: Court ruling for journalists’ prison access ‘affirmation of importance’ for democracy
A court decision by Judge Toni Abela on Monday, which ruled journalists... View more
European Parliament raises fresh concerns on rule of law
During a European Parliament discussion on Monday on the rule of law... View more
As crunch time for SLAPP law approaches, stakeholders emphasise need to be ‘proactive’
With the end of year deadline for finalising negotiations on the EU’s... View more
Report: 80% of journalist murders unpunished, EU less safe for media
Almost 80% of journalist killings have gone unpunished, with four murders in... View more
Kuciak and Caruana Galizia ‘were ordinary people doing their job right’ – Karolína Farská
“They were ordinary people doing their job right”, said Slovak journalist and... View more
A meeting with Karolína Farská, Slovak journalist and press freedom activist
On Friday, 13 October, The Shift’s Founder and Managing Editor, Caroline Muscat,... View more
