Min wieġeb għall-kurċifiss b’insulti u b’redikolu lejn il-voti reliġjużi, espona ħafna aktar dwaru milli dwar il-qassisin.   Qed nirreferi għall-Valletta Pride tal-bieraħ fil-Belt Valletta.   Mijiet ta’ persuni pparteċipaw fil-marċ. Dak huwa d-dritt tagħhom u għandu jiġi rispettat.   Drittijiet ċivili li l-Partit Laburista kien pijunier tagħhom.   Iżda dritt għal manifestazzjoni ma jfissirx monopolju […]

The reaction to the 8–1 acquittal of Yorgen Fenech exposes a worrying attitude towards Malta’s justice system.   A jury is not there to give civil society the verdict it demands. It is certainly not there to satisfy activists, commentators, campaigners or sections of the media that have already decided what the verdict should be. […]

Joseph Muscat stood at a podium and told the country his side of the story. It’s worth asking what that story actually does to the version his own former chief of staff gave, under oath, over three days in a Valletta courtroom.   Keith Schembri spent his testimony painting a picture of a man burdened, […]