Prosecution’s appeal in Matthew Bartolo case flounders, judge’s final decision due in May
After spending the past 11 years in court seeking justice for the... View more
Matthew Bartolo
Magistrate slams police force, OHSA for botching Matthew Bartolo case
In a scathing 95-page judgment, Magistrate Claire Stafrace Zammit described how, in... View more
Construct Furniture shareholder fined €7,000, cleared of involuntary homicide in Matthew Bartolo case
After a decade-long court saga, Construct Furniture’s majority shareholder John Agius was... View more
‘Even if we don’t get a fair verdict, we’ll still keep fighting for him’: A decade-long saga for justice
After enduring years of agonisingly slow court proceedings, the family members of... View more
International contemporary art space project set for two-year delay, has cost taxpayers at least €13.2 million
The Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) project in Floriana, which is... View more
Looking back to move forward
Injustice, in one form or another, is the subject of nearly every... View more
Labour Party Secretary’s cousin awarded €722,994 in government contracts since 2013
Wilson Mifsud, the cousin of Labour Party Secretary William Lewis, has been... View more
Construct Furniture shareholders awarded millions in government contracts since 2013
Construct Furniture, the company currently facing court proceedings over the fatal workplace... View more
Travesties of justice
A few days ago, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and his Opposition... View more
Teenage workplace victim Matthew Bartolo’s family: ‘instead of helping us, they’re breaking us’
The welcoming warmth of the Bartolo family’s living room, adorned with pictures... View more
Prosecution’s appeal in Matthew Bartolo case flounders, judge’s final decision due in May
After spending the past 11 years in court seeking justice for the... View more
Magistrate slams police force, OHSA for botching Matthew Bartolo case
In a scathing 95-page judgment, Magistrate Claire Stafrace Zammit described how, in... View more
Construct Furniture shareholder fined €7,000, cleared of involuntary homicide in Matthew Bartolo case
After a decade-long court saga, Construct Furniture’s majority shareholder John Agius was... View more
‘Even if we don’t get a fair verdict, we’ll still keep fighting for him’: A decade-long saga for justice
After enduring years of agonisingly slow court proceedings, the family members of... View more
International contemporary art space project set for two-year delay, has cost taxpayers at least €13.2 million
The Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) project in Floriana, which is... View more
Looking back to move forward
Injustice, in one form or another, is the subject of nearly every... View more
Labour Party Secretary’s cousin awarded €722,994 in government contracts since 2013
Wilson Mifsud, the cousin of Labour Party Secretary William Lewis, has been... View more
Construct Furniture shareholders awarded millions in government contracts since 2013
Construct Furniture, the company currently facing court proceedings over the fatal workplace... View more
Travesties of justice
A few days ago, Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and his Opposition... View more
Teenage workplace victim Matthew Bartolo’s family: ‘instead of helping us, they’re breaking us’
The welcoming warmth of the Bartolo family’s living room, adorned with pictures... View more