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Because of the discriminatory treatment, he lost the right to a service pension

Former police inspector and Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit manager Jonathan Ferris has been awarded €20,000 in compensation for being on the receiving end of discriminatory treatment

Judge slams prosecution for abusing its prerogative, calls for law to be changed

The right to strike must be respected and cannot be interfered with lightly, a judge says, observing, however, that this right was also subject to limits, especially in cases where the health of patients would be affected

The fundamental right to a fair hearing is infringed when parties are not notified of proceedings being instituted against them

Spiteri, who is facing fraud and misappropriation charges in a €7.4 million case dating back 20 years, had been arrested in Surrey, England in 2017 and extradited to Malta

Pilatus police challenge and recusal case: FIAU stopped investigation soon after bank owner complained to Keith Schembri, father-in-law of Magistrate Nadine Lia confronted witness, and neurospsychologist explains the power of bias

Reappointment is governed by the articles of association

Constitutional court slams 'deplorable' AG handling of 13-year Bastjan Dalli case

US woman is claiming her rights were breached by refusal to terminate pregnancy