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Davide Abbatescianni
I am a journalist and film critic based in Cork, Ireland. I currently work as a foreign correspondent for the EU-funded press agency Cineuropa. I regularly write reviews, interviews, news and industry report about Irish and European cinemas. I provide extensive coverage of international film ...
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Ji.hlava New Visions Forum: The Castle by Virginia Nardelli, Stefano La Rosa
The Castle, an Italian-French documentary project directed by Virginia Nardelli and Stefano La Rosa, was presented at the Ji.hlava New Visions Forum. Set in Palermo, the film follows three children who transform an abandoned kindergarten into a secret refuge, exploring themes of friendship and societal challenges. The project, budgeted at €205,000, aims for international reach and is seeking pre-sale agreements and festival exposure. The film is expected to be completed by early 2025.
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Halima Athumani
Halima Athumani is a freelance Journalist based in Uganda with a radio experience of over 13 years. Halima currently works for Voice of America-Africa desk-(Radio and Television) https://www.voanews.com/author/halima-athumani/tvv_o, US based National Public Radio and is the current podcast host of ...
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Job Success Rate 98%
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Uganda: Reaction Mixed As Ugandan Court Sentences Former LRA Commander to 40 Years
A Ugandan court sentenced former Lord's Resistance Army commander Thomas Kwoyelo to 40 years in prison for war crimes, including murder and gender-based violence. The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with some advocating for traditional reconciliation methods over legal punishment. The court emphasized punishment and deterrence, while some organizations praised the focus on gender-based violence. The case highlights ongoing challenges in addressing the legacy of the northern Uganda conflict, with LRA leader Joseph Kony still wanted by the International Criminal Court.
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Camilla Biagini
Camilla Biagini is a journalist based in Pisa, Italy. She has a degree in philosophy (University of Pisa - 110/110 cum laude).
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Patty Pravo: age and career of the singer of Pensiero Stupendo
Patty Pravo, born Nicoletta Strambelli, is a renowned Italian singer known for her deep, sensual voice and striking personality. Born on April 9, 1948, in Venice, she grew up in an intellectually stimulating environment. Her career took off after being discovered at the Piper Club in Rome, leading to her first hit single 'Ragazzo triste.' Over the years, she released numerous successful songs, including 'La bambola,' 'Pazza idea,' and 'Pensiero Stupendo.' Despite facing personal challenges like panic attacks and depression, she found solace in music and philanthropy. Patty Pravo's influence extends beyond music, symbolizing a new model of femininity and emancipation.
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James Blears
James Blears is a BBC trained broadcast journalist with more than 30 years experience. He's lived and worked in Mexico for more than 20 years. During that time he's covered many major stories and built up an extensive network of contacts. James is adept at radio, televison and print journalism. ...
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Job Success Rate 95%
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Rumble in the Jungle 50th anniversary
The article commemorates the 50th anniversary of the iconic 'Rumble in the Jungle' boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman. It highlights the challenges Ali faced, including Foreman's undefeated record and the odds against him. The narrative details Ali's strategic approach, the significance of the location in Kinshasa, and the unexpected delay that worked in Ali's favor. The fight's dramatic moments, Ali's tactical 'Rope a Dope' strategy, and his eventual victory are vividly recounted, emphasizing Ali's resilience and strategic brilliance. The article also reflects on the cultural and historical impact of the fight, celebrating Ali's legacy in the boxing world.
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Mattha Busby
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Mike Tyson urges Biden to free thousands locked up over cannabis: ‘Right these wrongs’
Mike Tyson calls on President Joe Biden to grant clemency to nonviolent cannabis offenders, highlighting the injustice of current federal incarcerations for cannabis-related offenses. Despite Biden's campaign promise to decriminalize cannabis, over 2,000 individuals remain in federal prisons for actions now legal in many states. Tyson, along with other advocates, emphasizes the need for federal and state-level reforms to address the consequences of the war on drugs, particularly for communities of color. The article also discusses the ongoing debate over cannabis's classification as a Schedule I drug by the DEA.
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Esma Çakır
Esma Cakir (Istanbul, 1980) is a Turkish freelance video and photo journalist based in Rome. Since 2001 she has been covering politics, immigration, religion, feature stories, crime and social issues in Turkey, Italy, Vatican City and other countries such as Niger, Macedonia, Albania, Georgia ...
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Turkish students who were denied visas have started winning their cases against Italy
Turkish students facing visa rejections from Italy have begun winning legal cases, with the Lazio Regional Administrative Court ruling in favor of students who were denied educational visas. Despite acceptance from Italian universities, many students were initially rejected due to reasons like 'asylum risk' and 'financial insufficiency.' The students organized protests and took legal action, leading to some receiving their visas after court rulings. The issue has reached the Italian Parliament, with calls for resolving the visa crisis and ensuring educational rights. The Italian Foreign Ministry attributes the delays to a surge in visa applications, while the Italian Left Party highlights the risk to Italy's values and international agreements.
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Alessandro Cappelli
Alessandro Cappelli is a journalist based in Pozzuoli, Italy.
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The end of the Third Pole is not the end of liberal democratic politics in Italy
Luigi Marattin discusses the dissolution of the Third Pole in Italy, emphasizing that the end of this political alliance does not signify the end of liberal democratic politics in the country. He is working on a new centrist political proposal through the Orizzonti Liberali association, aiming to establish a liberal-democratic party independent of the traditional political poles. Marattin criticizes the current political landscape, dominated by populist forces, and argues for a unified liberal approach to address Italy's challenges. He highlights the need for a political project with leadership, a clear societal vision, a widespread leadership class, and an organized structure. The article also touches on the potential impact of Donald Trump's policies on Italy's economy.
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Cristina Cennamo
Cristina Cennamo is a professional journalist based in Naples, Italy. She started working as a freelance in 1992 and since 2000 she's been working as a fixer for foreigner magazines and newspapers. In the same years, she also worked as a press officer for institutional companies and private ones:...
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Carmen Petriccone turns 60; choirs, guitars and candles: 'A night in the Cloister'
Carmen Petriccione celebrated her 60th birthday with a lively party at the Chiostro di San Francesco in Naples, attended by family and friends. The event featured a performance by the band Eclissi De Soul, known for their funk, soul, and disco music. The celebration was marked by music, dancing, and a joyful atmosphere, with many guests joining in the festivities.
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Anna Conkling
Anna Conkling is a freelance journalist from New York. Her work focuses on current events, climate change, the war in Ukraine, and pop culture.
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Jobs Completed 5
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Confronting Health’s Normality Bias
The concept of normality in medicine and society is critiqued for its historical and ongoing role in marginalizing individuals deemed 'abnormal.' The term's origins in statistical and eugenic contexts have led to its use as a tool for exclusion and discrimination. Modern medical practices continue to reinforce these biases, often to the detriment of patient care and social equity. The article calls for a reevaluation of the term 'normal' in healthcare, advocating for a more inclusive and humane approach that recognizes the diverse humanity of all individuals.
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Chris Cotonou
London born, native-English writer. I specialize in Travel and Lifestyle content - longform, listicles, descriptive, and personal accounts.
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We all want a piece of the ‘Picasso of Greece’
Alekos Fassianos, known as the 'Picasso of Greece', is experiencing a resurgence in interest following his death in 2022. His works, including paintings, sculptures, and furniture, are gaining popularity and increasing in value, with notable sales at Bonhams auctions. His art is celebrated for its unique style, characterized by vibrant colors and symbolic motifs. The Fassianos Estate, managed by his daughter Viktoria, oversees his legacy, with a museum dedicated to his work on the island of Kea. Collectors and galleries are particularly interested in his pieces from the late 1960s and 1990s, while limited-edition reproductions of his furniture are available at Carwan Gallery in Athens.
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Marie-Line Darcy
Marie-Line Darcy is a journalist based in Lisboa, Portugal.
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War in Ukraine: In Portugal, a Rehabilitation Center for Ukrainian Wounded
A rehabilitation center named 'Phénix' has been established in Aldeia Nova, Portugal, to aid Ukrainian soldiers wounded in the war against Russia. Initiated by the Ukrainian association Help-UAPT, the center was renovated with contributions from companies like Sonae and Adeo, and aims to accommodate 200 patients. The center provides post-operative care and psychological support, highlighting Portugal's humanitarian efforts. The project faces logistical challenges, such as travel difficulties, but is considered a success by its organizers. Portugal hosts 60,000 Ukrainian refugees and plans further financial aid for Ukraine.
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Gabriele Di Donfrancesco
Gabriele Di Donfrancesco is a freelance journalist and fixer based in Rome, Italy, focused on investigations and stories on environmental crimes, housing, religion, politics, and social justice. He has covered Italian affairs for US and UK news outlets, including the Daily Dot, Jacobin, Euronews,...
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Eight months to the Jubilee, but in Rome the speculation on rents is already fierce
Rome is experiencing a severe housing crisis exacerbated by the upcoming Jubilee, with a significant increase in short-term rentals like Airbnb at the expense of long-term housing. The rental market is strained, with high demand and low supply, leading to rising rents and difficulties for residents to find affordable housing. Various stakeholders, including real estate agents, city officials, and tenant associations, express concerns and propose solutions, but the situation remains challenging. The city's administration is working on plans to address the crisis, but immediate relief is unlikely.
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Alice Driver
Alice Driver is a writer who covers immigration and labor rights. She is represented by Kirsty McLachlan of Morgan Green Creatives in London.
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My Book Birthday
Alice Driver reflects on the publication of her book, celebrating the culmination of four years of work. She shares the joy of seeing her book among others and the personal significance of the publication day. Driver also announces her invitation to a residency at The Bellagio Center in Italy, which focuses on climate change and the environment, highlighting the support and commitment of various individuals and groups in her journey.
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Amy Fallon
I am a widely-published and versatile freelance journalist with 15 years' experience currently in London. See **** for work. I am an Australian-Canadian dual citizen who has reported from across Africa, Asia, the UK, and Australia. I have been published with The Sydney Morning Herald, News Deeply, ...
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GB News is the next Australian ‘disruptor’ in British media
GB News, a relatively new British broadcaster, has been criticized for its lack of impartiality and low viewership. Despite its small audience share, it has gained traction among right-wing viewers dissatisfied with mainstream media. The channel, led by Angelos Frangopoulos, has faced multiple breaches of impartiality rules by Ofcom but has not been sanctioned. GB News has attracted high-profile hires like Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson and focuses on culture wars and immigration. The article highlights the challenges faced by GB News and its competitors, such as TalkTV, in the evolving media landscape.
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Salvatore Garzillo
I'm a journalist based in Milan, Italy. As freelance I work since 9 years for Ansa, and for the most importants newspapers in Italy. I cover crime news, my principal topics are homicides, criminality, drug traffics and every stuff around crime. I have many contacts and sources with military and ...
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Massacres ex-in-laws with a sickle and slits the dog's throat, Andrea Bandini confesses: he took revenge after being left
Andrea Bandini, a 25-year-old Italian citizen born in Moscow, confessed to attacking his ex-in-laws with a sickle and killing their dog in San Colombano Certenoli, Genova. The attack was motivated by revenge after his relationship with Giula Imporziani ended. Bandini was apprehended by the Carabinieri after a brief escape and is charged with attempted murder and animal cruelty. The victims are hospitalized but not in life-threatening condition.
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Damian Gowela
Damian Gowela is a Tanzanian journalist based in Dar es Salaam. Working as a bilingual journalist for Tanzania Standard Newspapers [TSN] in English at Dailynews and Sundaynews and Kiswahili at HabariLeo.
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Citizen centric judicial modernisation is beacon of hope
The Judiciary of Tanzania's citizen-centric judicial modernization project is transforming access to justice and public trust in the court systems. Chief Registrar Eva Nkya highlighted the project's role in enhancing justice services and stakeholder engagement. The project includes constructing courts with updated technology and e-justice services, aiming to improve efficiency, transparency, and access to justice. The World Bank Group praised the project's progress, with Senior Governance Specialist Benjamin Mtesigwa expressing optimism for its impactful conclusion. The project plans to construct Integrated Justice Centres and expand high court services by 2025, with a focus on transparency, accountability, and system engagement.
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Sergio Lo Gatto
Sergio Lo Gatto is a journalist based in Roma, Italy. Born in 1982. Lives and works as a freelance theatre critic and cultural journalist in Rome/Italy. He is PhD Candidate in Theatre Studies at the Sapienza University of Rome, with a doctoral thesis in theories of criticism and digital philosophy....
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RECTUM CROCODILE by Martin M’tuomo
Marvin M’tuomo's theatrical work 'Rectum Crocodile' is a politically charged performance that critiques colonialism through a blend of artistic expression and political messaging. Set in a circus-like arena, the performance features a diverse array of costumes and monologues that highlight the historical injustices inflicted upon native populations. While the production is praised for its creativity and technical execution, the overt political agenda sometimes overshadows the artistic elements, leading to a lack of critical engagement with the material. The performance was showcased at the Santarcangelo Festival and involved a collaborative effort from various artists and organizations.
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Deborah Castellano Lubov
Deborah Castellano Lubov is a journalist, correspondent, & vaticanista based in Rome, Italy. She has been covering the Vatican for almost a decade. Deborah Castellano Lubov Senior Vatican Correspondent & Editorial Director, Exaudi International Catholic News NBC & MSNBC Vatican Analyst ...
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Archbishop Gallagher leaves Hungary with messages of peace and faith
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher concluded his visit to Hungary, emphasizing the role of religion and diplomacy in global peacebuilding. He addressed the war in Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East, advocating for a deeper engagement that integrates moral and ethical imperatives. The visit included a commemoration of Archbishop Angelo Rotta, recognized for his efforts during the Holocaust, and meetings with Hungarian religious leaders. Pope Francis' greetings and blessings were conveyed, highlighting the Vatican's commitment to peace and human dignity.
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Claudia Manildo
Claudia Manildo is a journalist based in Rome, Italy. Giornalista pubblicista e content editor, sono laureata all'Università di Siena in Comunicazione e all'Università di Parma in Giornalismo e Cultura Editoriale. Scrivere, oltre che un lavoro, è una missione quotidiana. Sono editor e correttore ...
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The Art of Joy in the Life of Goliarda Sapienza
Goliarda Sapienza, born in Catania, Sicily, on May 10, 1924, is recognized posthumously as a significant Italian writer and a symbol of female self-determination. Her most notable work, 'L’arte della gioia,' became a cornerstone of 20th-century Italian literature. Sapienza's life was marked by personal and political struggles, including her involvement in the Resistance during World War II and the trauma of her brother's death. She found solace in the small town of Gaeta, away from the chaos of city life. Her friend, Ruggiero Di Lollo, provides intimate insights into her life, revealing her love for the sea, cinema, and simple pleasures. Despite her hardships, Sapienza's life and work embody a pursuit of joy and resilience.
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James March
James March is a freelance travel journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Publications he's written for include Nat Geo Traveller, Lonely Planet, BBC Travel, The Washington Post, The Telegraph and Condé Nast Traveller.
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Jobs Completed 9
Job Success Rate 90%
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Monet happy returns: Normandy celebrates 150 years of impressionism
Normandy is celebrating the 150th anniversary of impressionism with the Normandie Impressioniste 2024 festival, featuring events across the region. The festival commemorates the first impressionist exhibition in 1874, which included Monet's 'Impression, Sunrise'. Monet, who grew up in Le Havre, was inspired by the region's landscapes. The Musée d’Art Moderne in Le Havre is preparing an exhibition on the relationship between impressionism and early photography. American artist Bob Wilson's Cathedral of Light show will illuminate Rouen's cathedral, and David Hockney's exhibition in Normandy showcases his recent works. The Musée D’Orsay in Paris will also host a major impressionism exhibition.
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Natália Portinari
I am a journalist based in São Paulo (SP), Brasil. I have worked for Folha de S.Paulo, Brazil's largest newspaper, covering education, culture and other subjects.
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Dino wants a list of who received funds in Congress to release amendments
The article discusses the ongoing negotiations and strategies surrounding the distribution of federal funds in Brazil, particularly focusing on the actions of Dino, who is working to increase transparency in the allocation of amendments. Despite the prohibition of 'secret budget' amendments by the STF, Congress continues to use strategies to obscure the beneficiaries of federal funds. A proposed law by Senator Ângelo Coronel aims to address transparency issues, but the current version lacks sufficient measures to reveal the identities of individual lawmakers involved. The government is pushing for changes to ensure greater transparency, but faces resistance from party leaders. The debate over the proposal is ongoing, with a vote expected in November.
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Scott Sowers
I'm a full time freelance writer and independent producer based in Washington, DC. My areas of expertise include architecture, design, energy, automotive, technology and the utility industry. I work with a variety of clients including television networks, newspapers, magazines, marketing ...
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Common reserve bond funds spurring investment
Bond issuers are increasingly establishing common reserve bond funds to drive economic growth and generate income, as highlighted by the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority's successful bond fund. These funds, which can complement commercial lenders, are seen as essential in the current economic climate marked by high interest rates. However, they require significant investment and due diligence to mitigate risks, such as those associated with arbitrage. The strategy is gaining traction, particularly in Ohio, as a means to overcome financial barriers and support regional development.
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Neha Wadekar
Neha Wadekar is a video and on-air journalist based in Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya and reporting across Africa. She also has a background in print and has reported for Reuters, the AP, the NYTimes and the Huffington Post.
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Jobs Completed 18
Job Success Rate 100%
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World Bank Financing Arm Rejects Calls to Directly Compensate Victims of Harm at Kenya Schools
The World Bank's private investment arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), is under scrutiny for refusing to directly compensate victims of sexual, physical, and financial harm at Bridge International Academies in Kenya and India. Despite pressure from civil society, U.S. senators, and an internal watchdog, the IFC's proposal to remedy the situation does not include direct payments to victims. The Compliance Advisor Ombudsman found failures in school safety and labor practices at Bridge schools, urging the IFC to compensate affected individuals. However, the IFC plans to support survivors through programs rather than direct compensation, a decision criticized by civil society groups and some World Bank board members. The IFC's approach has been labeled as inadequate, with calls for direct financial compensation continuing.
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Philip Willan
Philip Willan is a freelance journalist and author who has worked in Italy for more than 30 years. He has specialised in cold war intrigues and parapolitics. As well as reporting for electronic media, Philip writes for the Times of London and, on information technology, for IDG News Service.
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Jobs Completed 119
Job Success Rate 96%
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Head Vatican prosecutor investigated over mafia links
The head Vatican prosecutor, Pignatone, is under investigation for alleged mafia links, specifically for failing to follow up on evidence of corrupt ties between Raul Gardini and mafia bosses in Sicily. Pignatone, who has a reputation for fighting organized crime, denied the charges and invoked his right to silence. The investigation also involves former colleagues Gioacchino Natoli and Stefano Screpanti. The case has raised concerns about possible collusion between state organs and the mafia, with significant implications for the anti-mafia efforts in Italy.
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Mark Laurence Zammit
Mark Laurence Zammit is a 29-year-old journalist, television host and media producer based in Valletta, Malta. He currently works as a journalist for Times of Malta. He is known for his work on Malta’s most-watched current affairs shows 'Xarabank' and 'L-Erbgħa Fost il-Ġimgħa' and he is also the ...
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Malta politician calls for independent inquiry into Nicolette Ghirxi’s murder
Nicolette Ghirxi was found dead in Birkirkara, Malta, allegedly murdered by her ex-partner, Edward William Johnston, who was later killed by police after a standoff. Maltese politician Bernard Grech and Ghirxi's family are calling for an independent inquiry to determine if her murder could have been prevented. Ghirxi had previously reported harassment by Johnston, but no risk assessment was conducted. The incident has raised questions about the state's role in protecting individuals from domestic violence.
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