Mandatory unionisation positive, but should be part of wider upgrade of workers’ rights
Moviment Graffitti has become aware that the Government of Malta is currently considering enacting a law that would bind all [...]
Moviment Graffitti has become aware that the Government of Malta is currently considering enacting a law that would bind all [...]
Earlier today, Moviment Graffitti, along with a number of other organisations, launched the ‘Justice for Workers’ campaign in a press [...]
Several organisations have presented a list of proposed changes to a Bill which seeks to remove the minimal existing safeguards [...]
Seventeen organisations are very concerned with amendments to the Private Residential Leases Act put forward by Government. Whilst the organisations [...]
A year ago today, Jean Paul Sofia was found dead under the rubble of a building in Corradino. Jean Paul [...]
Greed continues to rule the construction industry Exactly two months ago, the lifeless body of 20-year old Jean Paul Sofia [...]
Government’s half-baked Legal Notice failed to ban parasitic recruitment agencies Moviment Graffitti thoroughly condemns the termination of the contracts of [...]
We are a number of civil society organisations representing parents, carers, workers and those working for gender equality and the [...]
Huma u jitfgħu l-problema tas-salvataġġ tal-persuni vulnerabbli fuq il-Libja, l-Unjoni Ewropea u l-Gvern Malti, qegħdin ikomplu jbillu subgħajhom fid-demm Immaġinak [...]
Studenti Graffitti is concerned about the current socio-economic realities suffered by many low-income families in Malta. This comes after the [...]