News

#IWD #8M

“Freedom of expression, freedom of speach. We women stand together and demand decent jobs, security and pay for all working women. Our future, our fight”. NURIA / GamagEurope.

“Las periodistas de GAMAG EUROPA y Apfcyl queremos cuidar la información erradicando el sexismo que invisibiliza y denigra a las mujeres”  ANA / GamagEuropa.

“Our collaboration with International organisations like GE further reinforces our resolve to make a difference. Representation and participation matters, and Mediating Women is committed to be part of this journey”   BRENDA / GamagEurope

DAPHNE CARUANA GALIZIA: One step toward Justice !!

Photo | Pippa Zammit Cutajar

Recent developments in the assassination case of Daphne Caruana Galizia have led to one of the three accused of executing the murder, Vincent Muscat, currently in custody, pleading guilty to the charge. This has led to Muscat being condemned to 15 years effective jail time, meaning that there are now two separate cases: the case against Vince Muscat and the case against the Degiorgio brothers, the other two accused of being the executioners. 

STATEMENT of GAMAG EUROPE on Poland

On 27 January 2021, Polish Constitutional Court published justification to the ruling it issued back in October, effectively outlawing legal abortion in the country.

Il caso Assange: 10 anni di persecuzione, tortura psicologica…

GAMAG Europa, il capitolo regionale della Global Alliance for Media and Gender, lunedì scorso ha accolto favorevolmente la decisione del tribunale inglese di non estradare Julian Assange negli Stati Uniti nel processo sulla libertà di stampa più importante di questo secolo. Ma ieri abbiamo appreso con disappunto che gli è stata rifiutata la possibilità di uscire di prigione sotto cauzione e che quindi deve restare a Belmarsh, il carcere di massima sicurezza di Londra, dove Assange ha già passato un anno e mezzo in isolamento nella sua cella e ha cominciato a soffrire di depressione.

Julian Assange case: ten years of persecution and psichological…

GAMAG Europe, the regional chapter of the Global Alliance for Media and Gender, welcomed on Monday the UK Court decision not to extradite Julian Assange to the United States of America in the most important court case concerning free speech of this century. But yesterday we learnt with disappointment that he was refused bail and had to stay in Belmarsh, the high security men’s prison in London, where he already spent 1 year and a half in isolation in his cell and started to suffer from depression.