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Constitutional Court denies the right to publish Yorgen Fenech’s chats

UPDATED: You can read the Court judgement here. The decision reads like a political judgement without proper legal references and the Judge is basically saying that the press can’t criticise the Justice system which is absolute even in terms of public opinion.

The judgement will be appealed.

END UPDATE.

In a judgement given just before retiring, Judge Toni Abela denied my Constitutional claims in Court for the right to publish Yorgen Fenech’s.

My lawyers and I will be appealing the decision.

For background about this story you can read this article. An update will be uploaded soon with the Constitutional decision.

 


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4 responses to “Constitutional Court denies the right to publish Yorgen Fenech’s chats”

  1. Just pass them to some foreign journalists and they will publish them.

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