News

The Malta Historical Society has recently announced the launch of the new 'MHS' website (www.mhs.mt) with the support of its patrons including Mamo TCV Advocates. The new website offers various features to anyone interested in the history of Malta including special facilities for registered MHS members. Visitors can explore a digital library, publications, lectures, seminars and various other features. Mamo TCV Advocates would like to congratulate MHS for this achievement and for the important work this non-profit organisation has been doing since 1950 when it was first established. Disclaimer Should you require legal assistance, please do not hesitate to contact…

Julian Fenech Adami (right), an Associate in our Immigration practice area, presented a cheque to Id-Dar tal-Providenza on behalf of Mamo TCV. The donation was collected by staff and partners over the Christmas period and is being shared amongst a number of selected charities as part of Mamo TCV's commitment towards creating a better society. Id-Dar tal-Providenza offers both individualised residential services to persons with disabilities as well as respite services to the families of such persons so as to enable the disabled individual to continue living within their family. More information about the work they carry out can be found…

This week Warren Ciantar (left), an Associate in our Data Protection practice area, presented a cheque to Caritas Malta on behalf of Mamo TCV. The donation was collected by staff and partners over the Christmas period and is being shared amongst a number of selected charities as part of Mamo TCV's commitment towards creating a better society. Caritas aims to alleviate poverty and promote human development through a number of programmes and initiatives. More information about the work they carry out can be found on https://www.caritasmalta.org/ and they may be contacted on 2219 9000.

The EU Whistleblowing Directive 2021 was transposed into Maltese law by virtue of The Protection of the Whistleblower (Amendment) Act, and amended the already existing Protection of the Whistleblower Act, Chapter 527 of the Laws of Malta. By virtue of the new law, which came into force on the 24th December 2021, both public and private sector employers are now obliged to set up internal procedures for reporting breaches of EU law and any other legal obligation. ​This webinar will:Set out the new obligations in terms of the Protection of the Whistleblower Act and how these impact employers; Help identify who can be…