‘EU must take action to stop the silencing of the press’
Justin Borg-Barthet, a senior lecturer in EU Law at
When silence means consent
You can easily laugh off taunts levelled at critics
Media Pluralism Monitor report notes deterioration in Malta
The lack of political independence of the media is
Malta told to increase journalists’ protection at UN human rights review
The Malta delegation led by Minister for EU Affairs
‘Sophia’ now selling Moldova citizenship for Henley & Partners
At the annual Global Residence and Citizenship Conference by
Disinformation Watch #19: Unfreedom of expression
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said “I will not allow
A victory for anti-SLAPP measures
A US court upheld an anti-Slapp motion filed by
‘The consequence for those who want to silence journalists must be public outrage’
If those wishing to silence journalists understand that the
Front Against Censorship proposes anti-SLAPP amendments to protect journalists from financial ruin
The solution against vexatious lawsuits filed against Maltese journalists
Hatred parading as free expression
With revelations into the reality of many Labour support
New media law “falls far short” of its promise – PEN
The new Media Bill enacted on Monday “falls far
Henley and Partners says it only sues Maltese journalists if government gives its ‘OK’
In a video conference Henley and Partners had with
Index on Censorship launches anti-SLAPP campaign
Index on Censorship – a campaigning publishing organisation for
After Malta, EU needs anti-SLAPP law to protect media freedom – MEPs
A group of MEPs from across political groups have
‘Government should have sought advice to protect journalists’ – lawyers
Justice minister Owen Bonnici should have sought advice on
Abusive SLAPP lawsuits ‘have no place in the EU’ MEP tells European Commission
MEP David Casa has urged the European Commission vice-president
Government steamrolls over opposition’s anti-SLAPP amendments
Government today voted down amendments proposed by the opposition
Prime Minister, where do you stand?
The government voting against legislation that would prohibit expensive
Azzopardi says government is against preemptive action to protect journalists
Environment minister Jose’ Herrera does not want SLAPP threats
UPDATED: European Commission considering law to protect journalists
Updated to include the statement by MEP David Casa
UPDATED: MEPs call for fund to support journalists who refuse to be silenced
Updated to include statement from MEPs. MEPs from six
PN adds anti-SLAPP amendment to new media law
The Nationalist Party has presented an amendment to include
UPDATED | Jason Azzopardi challenges government on anti-SLAPP bill
Opposition MP Jason Azzopardi tonight asked whether the Prime
Reporters Without Borders ‘not pleased’ with situation in Malta
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is working tirelessly on the
Lawyers say solution against SLAPP is not only required, but possible
A solution protecting journalists against SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits against
Henley and Partners in fresh legal threats against Swiss journalists
Henley and Partners has threatened to sue two Swiss
Labour non-committal on anti-SLAPP bill
Labour has not committed itself to supporting the Private Member’s
WATCH | Delia: SLAPP should not be used as ‘a weapon to shut people up’
The Private Member’s Bill presented in Parliament this week
Parliament to debate law amendments to protect journalists against crippling lawsuits
A Private Member’s Bill being presented in Parliament today
Pressure on EU Commissioner to limit damage from abusive lawsuits on press
MEPs have called for European legislation that would curtail

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