Justice minister slammed for weak law on media reform
Aditus, Repubblika, and The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation have
Aditus ‘strongly condemns’ PM’s ‘blatant attack’ on judiciary, journalists
Human rights organisation Aditus has “strongly condemned” the words
Ministries spending hundreds of thousands to manipulate press reports
Government ministries are spending hundreds of thousands of euro
Eliminate systemic failures or it’s ‘only a matter of time before someone else is killed’
Unless Malta undertakes urgent and extensive reforms to eliminate
MBR will be forced to backtrack on UBO register as EP and Council go into talks
The Malta Business Registry’s overeager move to shut down
Prime minister urged to publish proposals for press freedom reform
The Shift has joined over a hundred individuals, including
Journalists killed exposing atrocities in Ukraine honoured at Daphne Caruana Galizia vigil
The speakers at a monthly vigil for assassinated journalist
Labour Party electoral campaign billboard registered as threat to press freedom
The Labour Party electoral campaign billboard featuring blogger Manuel
MEP Roberta Metsola vows European Parliament ‘will not stop’ in fight against SLAPPs
“I can assure you; we will not stop,” was
Stalking the messenger: Ending impunity for illegal surveillance  
Guest commentary by Annie Game, Executive Director of IFEX,
People’s Tribunal will indict governments over failure to convict journalists’ murderers
A group of leading media organisations have launched a
Putting things in perspective
I woke up to a stream of emails this
Freedom House: government use of spyware creates human rights crisis
Governments’ use of spyware technology is increasing, giving them
Slovak journalists to face charges for revealing spy-for-hire in Jan Kuciak case
Two journalists from Slovak independent media platform Dennik N
The enemy is the state 
The State is under siege. Its enemies are everywhere.
Bedingfield’s banality
Why do ordinary people do appalling things? The political
More journalists file legal complaints after being targeted by Pegasus surveillance software
The list of legal challenges against NSO Group continues
Pegasus surveillance software: what is it and how does it affect you?
The Pegasus Project, an international effort coordinated by Forbidden
‘High risk’ threats to media pluralism in Malta highlighted in report
The Shift’s efforts to ensure financial transparency by disclosing
More promises at international level that government will protect journalists, end impunity
The government has adopted multiple Council of Europe (CoE)
Ambitious timeline for EU anti-SLAPP directive
An ambitious timeline has been set for the introduction
Online violence: the new frontline
Online violence has become the new frontline in journalism
Maltese academic appointed to European Commission Expert Group Against SLAPP
Maltese law academic Justin Borg-Barthet, whose research has been
620 attacks on journalists during pandemic signals worsening global climate for the press
The COVID-19 pandemic proved to be a significant challenge
International calls for justice for Greek journalist gunned down in ‘professional hit’
The international human rights and media community has strongly
Journalists association condemns ‘disparaging and abusive’ comments against journalist
The journalists association (IGM) has condemned the “disparaging and
Female journalists honoured on Women’s Day
International female journalists were honoured on Women’s Day, including

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