PBS has rejected allegations of imbalance and lack of impartiality levelled against it by the Nationalist Party, saying it will "defend itself fully" in court after the PN filed a constitutional case against the public broadcaster and the Broadcasting Authority. In a statement on Tuesday evening, PBS referred to the constitutional case filed by the
The Nationalist Party on Tuesday filed a constitutional case against the Broadcasting Authority and national broadcaster PBS, alleging persistent political imbalance in public broadcasting and a failure to enforce previous rulings concerning impartiality. Speaking outside court, PN Secretary General Charles Bonello said the case centred on two main
The Nationalist Party is challenging PBS and the Broadcasting Authority over alleged systematic bias in public broadcasting, citing presenter Ricky Caruana’s political activity as an example of failures to enforce impartiality rules. The constitutional application argues that unequal news coverage and the failure to address presenters’ public conduct
