Prime Minister Robert Abela condemned “all forms of hate speech” after Nationalist MP Darren Carabott revealed he had received comments urging him to commit suicide. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Abela said he “categorically and absolutely” condemned hate speech. The Malta Independent asked Abela whether he wished to condemn the remarks made
Lawyer Sabine Agius Cabourdin has condemned comments directed at PN candidate Darren Carabott which encouraged him to commit suicide, describing the situation as something that goes beyond politics and touches “something profoundly human”. In a social media post, Agius Cabourdin said she had largely remained quiet throughout the election campaign but
Nationalist MP and candidate Darren Carabott has called out hateful comments urging him to commit suicide, and appealed to those responsible to seek help if they have problems. He said he had received the comments on Facebook beneath a video where he explained a PN electoral commitment. Carabott, the party spokesman on home affairs, said he worried
Nationalist MP Darren Carabott has strongly condemned a series of hateful Facebook comments urging him to commit suicide, reminding the public that politicians are human beings with families who suffer from such abuse. The comments appeared beneath a video explaining a PN electoral commitment. Carabott, who serves as the party's home affairs spokesman
Darren Carabott has spoken out after sharing a number of hateful comments he received online, including messages urging him to commit suicide. The Nationalist Party candidate posted screenshots from a video he had shared earlier, saying they were only a few of the many abusive comments sent to him. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin
