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Malta · MaltaA group of international media freedom and journalist organisations have welcomed the confirmation of guilty verdicts handed to the Maksar crime gang for their role in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia. On Wednesday, Robert Agius and Jamie Vella lost an appeal against lifetime prison sentences handed to them last year, after a jury found...See the Story
International Media Groups Welcome Upheld Maksar Verdicts in Daphne Murder Case
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Press FreedomLast week, the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), together with Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) partner organisations, submitted contributions to the EU’s annual Rule of Law report for 2026, identifying key developments for media freedom and pluralism and outlining recommendations for reform. MFRR organisations provided submissions on 15 EU Member States and candidate countries: Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Greece, Finland, Fr…See the Story
EU: EFJ submitted contributions to the 2026 Rule of Law report
Rapid Support Forces (RSF) · AlbaniaThe European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) today joined media freedom and journalist groups in stressing that recent amendments to Albania’s Criminal Code, though positive, must be strengthened to ensure full decriminalisation of defamation. The amendments to Albania’s Criminal Code approved on 21 January 2026 by the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Affairs and Public Administration, which if passed into law, would represent important steps fo…See the Story
