Malta has a complex legislative history, marked by numerous proposed reforms that have often failed to materialize. Over the years, these initiatives aimed at enhancing governance, improving judicial independence, and addressing social issues have been introduced but subsequently sidelined. Factors such as political resistance, public apathy, and bureaucratic inertia have contributed to the stalling of these reforms. This blog post researchs into some of these significant yet neglected proposals, shedding light on their implications for Malta's legal landscape and the urgent need for meaningful action....
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NEWS Malta
April 18, 2025
Lands Authority refuses FOI on €1M Gozo land deal
A request filed by The Shift under Malta’s Freedom of Information (FOI) Act has been denied by the Lands Authority, blocking the release of critical details concerning a €1 million...
NEWS Malta
January 22, 2025
Asset Declarations Scandal Deepens for Robert Abela
The Maltese Prime Minister, Robert Abela, has faced increasing criticism for failing to release the 2023 asset declarations of Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, and their spouses or partners. This failure has...
NEWS Malta
November 13, 2024
Malta Ranks 48th Globally in Civil Justice
The World Justice Project (WJP) recently released its 2024 Rule of Law Index, providing a comprehensive overview of the global state of justice, governance, and accountability. Malta ranks 48th globally...



















