Civil society organisation Repubblika has strongly criticised a legislative proposal introduced by the Maltese government, arguing that it threatens to undermine existing anti-corruption mechanisms and restricts access to justice for victims of official misconduct. The bill in question, Bill 137, seeks to amend Article 1051A of Malta’s Civil Code by transferring civil liability for damages caused by corrupt public officials from the individuals themselves to the State....
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