Civil society organisation Repubblika has welcomed a judgment by the Constitutional Court of Malta confirming that the magisterial inquiry into the hospitals concession contract was conducted fairly and in accordance with the law. In its ruling, the Court rejected arguments that the process was illegitimate or that the magistrate who led the inquiry
A court has dismissed a human rights case brought by former prime minister Joseph Muscat concerning how he was drawn into the magisterial inquiry into the controversial hospitals privatisation deal according to Times of Malta. Muscat launched the case after being named during the inquiry, which originally focused on the concession for three state hospitals
Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's application claiming a breach of his right to a fair hearing during the hospitals concession magisterial inquiry has been rejected by a court. Muscat was alleging a breach of his rights when the magisterial inquiry into the hospitals concession by Vitals and Steward was being carried out. The judgment was delivered
A court has rejected a human rights claim filed by former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat over the way he was drawn into the magisterial inquiry into the controversial hospitals deal. Muscat brought the case after being named during an inquiry into the privatisation of three state hospitals, a deal initially made with Vitals Global Healthcare and later