Moviment Graffitti welcomes revised Fuel Stations Policy
Moviment Graffitti welcomes the long overdue revision of the Fuel Stations Policy. The new policy, although not perfect, is a [...]
Moviment Graffitti welcomes the long overdue revision of the Fuel Stations Policy. The new policy, although not perfect, is a [...]
We urgently call on the Prime Minister to ensure that all persons within Malta’s responsibility are rescued and that their [...]
As residents of Pembroke, with the support of three Local Councils and ten organisations, we welcome the statement by Prime [...]
We are extremely concerned at the increased number of alerts we are receiving from persons who do not have sufficient [...]
In a miserable attempt at recovering from the authentic slap in the face that is the National Audit Office (NAO) [...]
Resisting illegal push-backs to Libya is not a crime! One year ago, a rubber boat with over 100 people on [...]
It’s 1994. A group of University students band together to form Moviment Graffitti, a leftist movement “against the oppression and [...]
Eighty seven appellants, including the St. Julians Local Council, residents and NGOs Flimkien Għal Ambjent Aħjar, Futur Ambjent Wieħed, Green [...]
Moviment Graffitti welcomes Prime Minister Robert Abela’s statement where he claimed that workers should not carry the burden of the [...]
The St. Julian’s Local Council, five organisations and over thirty residents plan to appeal the scandalous Planning Commission decision to [...]