Malta’s ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Law: A New Lease of Life for Cancer Survivors
Malta’s new Data Protection Act enshrines the ‘right to be forgotten’ for cancer survivors, giving them a fresh start and protecting their privacy. Here’s
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Ex-Police Officer Receives Suspended Sentence for Revenge Porn: Malta’s Call for Digital Safety
Ex-Police Officer Handed Suspended Sentence and Fine for Revenge Porn: A Wake-Up Call for Malta’s Digital Safety In a landmark case that has affected…
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Malta’s Cannabis Complaints Spark Privacy Concerns: A Community in Debate
Inspections After Complaints on Cannabis Smell Raise Privacy Issues in Malta In recent weeks, the island of Malta has found itself at the center of a…
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Balancing Privacy and Community Standards: The Cannabis Smell Inspection Debate in Malta
Inspections After Cannabis Smell Complaints Raise Privacy Issues – NGO In a country where the conversation around cannabis has evolved significantly,…
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Elton John’s Privacy Breach Accusations: Implications for Malta’s Media Landscape
Elton John Accuses Daily Mail Publisher of ‘Abhorrent’ Privacy Breaches: A Malta Perspective In a striking move that has reverberated across the globe,…
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Tracked by Her Husband, She Asks Malta’s Court to Let Him Walk: Inside the Case Dividing the Islands
Woman Tracked by Husband Asks Court to Drop Case: A Quiet Revolution on a Quiet Island By Hot Malta Staff Sliema, Malta – When 38-year-old Maria* stepped…
