Momentum has proposed a faster state response to domestic violence cases, saying victims are too often left waiting for protection, court action and safe accommodation. The party said domestic violence should be treated as an emergency in every reported case, with immediate action taken to protect victims from their alleged abusers. In a statement
Domestic violence in Malta remains a critical crisis where delays by the state often leave victims exposed to severe danger. Acknowledging that current systems are failing, political movement Momentum has announced three concrete proposals aimed at fixing response times, removing judicial bottlenecks, and securing safe housing for victims and their
Momentum announced three proposals aimed at strengthening Malta’s response to domestic violence, focusing on what it described as three major failures within the current system: delayed emergency responses, court bottlenecks, and the lack of safe accommodation for victims and their children. The party said domestic violence in Malta is not an abstract
