Deborah Schembri has said Malta has made major progress on civil rights over the past 15 years, but warned that not every demand should automatically become a legal right. Speaking to The Malta Independent on Sunday, the Labour candidate said there must be limits grounded in what she considers fundamental principles, while outlining clear positions
After years away from frontline politics, Labour candidate Dr Deborah Schembri is preparing for a return, describing her decision to contest the next general election as a "now or never" moment shaped by personal loss, professional growth, and an enduring belief that politics remains the most powerful tool to change people's lives. A lawyer and one
Labour candidate Dr Deborah Schembri has said that while Malta has made significant strides in civil rights over the past 15 years, there are clear limits to how far such rights should extend, arguing that abortion should remain illegal as "the right to life wins" in any clash of rights, while also expressing support for voluntary euthanasia under