Media personality Ricky Caruana has responded to backlash following the Malta Women’s Lobby’s criticism of PBS for giving him a new debate show, accusing activists of carrying out what he described as a “systematic character assassination.” In a social media post, Caruana said he’s been facing daily personal attacks despite not being politically affiliated
Women’s rights activists have condemned PBS for continuing to air RICKY Debates , a prime-time TV show hosted by podcaster Ricky Caruana, despite his history of comments described as sexist and “medieval.” The Malta Women’s Lobby said the decision to keep broadcasting Caruana’s show, which airs on TVM every Friday night after the 8pm news, was “a betrayal
The Malta Women’s Lobby (MWL) has criticised the Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) for giving a media platform to Ricky Caruana, alleging that he has expressed misogynistic views on social media and lacks professional training in journalism. “This is why the Malta Women’s Lobby (MWL) is dismayed to note that Mr Ricky Caruana, who appears to have no
The women's lobby on Friday slammed PBS' decision to allocate airtime to podcaster Ricky Caruana, whom they said persisted in publishing "mediaeval, and blatantly misogynistic opinions on social media platforms". Caruana's new programme RICKY debates will air on Fridays after the 8pm news on TVM, a slot prized by producers and advertisers alike. On
The Malta Women's Lobby (MWL) said Friday it is dismayed to note that Ricky Caruana, who "appears to have no credentials or training in media or journalism", has been gifted a public service media platform while he persists in "sharing false, mediaeval, and blatantly misogynistic opinions on social media platforms". In a nutshell, the national broadcaster,
