Democracy In Malta: Has It Been Derailed? | KSU
On the 28th of August 2021, KSU launched their latest campaign under the slogan: Democracy Derailed? This campaign’s aim is to pinpoint and discuss the […]
Month: August 2021
Unspoken Truths: Challenging Stigma With Emma Grima
Interviewed by Julia Bonello Boissevain | Written by Maya Pollacco Abortion. The topic with misconceptions. The topic that the public chooses to shut their eyes […]
KSU Releases Statement For The Resignation of Zammit Lewis & Muscat’s Cabinet
KSU releases a statement calling for Hon. Dr Zammit Lewis to resign as well as other Members of Parliament who formed part of Joseph Muscat’s […]
Animals for Amusement | S-Cubed
Written by Michela Aquilina Our primitive ancestors made use of a variety of animals in order to suit their day-to-day needs. As times evolved, humans […]
Tips For Safe Travelling During the Pandemic | MHSA
Written by Bettina Zammit Travelling restrictions are finally easing after a long year of being stuck at home or working relentlessly. What now? You’ve booked […]
Does Gender Play a Role In Criminology? | CSA
Written by Leo Ghorishi “Crimonology has, for many feminist writers and researchers, been a constraining rather than a constructive andcreative influence.” (Gelsthorpe and Morris, 1990:2). […]
Beat the Burn: UV Rays And Ways To Combat Them | MMSA
Written by Anneka Pace and David Magri Being that we live on an island which is enveloped by beaches, we spend the majority of our […]
The Criminality Cycle | Betapsi
Written by Rachel Dalli Ever wondered what drives people to get into a life of criminality? Why don’t they opt to escape the cycle? According […]
Take The Leap Towards Youth Activism | KNŻ
Written by Veronika Sytnyk Being a young person and a foreigner, many get baffled when they find out about my involvement in the educational and […]