New Code of Ethics in Malta?

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Malta’s Parliament is looking into creating a journalism code of ethics and source protection for journalists, Malta Today reported.

Currently, Malta’s Press Act lets journalists “withhold their sources when involved in a libel case,” but “other legislation…cancel out the provisions protecting journalists,” according to Malta Today.

A Parliamentary committee’s chairperson, Franco Debono, also suggested journalists in Malta get accredited and lawyer Joe Zammit Maempel called for journalists to have formal training.

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