Next Wednesday, we will be marking the third anniversary of the murder of Lassana Cisse. In 2019, Lassana was killed in cold blood while walking home - allegedly by two members of the Armed Forces of Malta - for the crime of being a black man. While his alleged murderers enjoy their freedom while out […]
On the occasion of the Global day of CommemorAction, Moviment Graffitti is inviting you to a movie screening, The Swimmers, and afterwards for a drink together at our premises in Valletta. Moviment Graffitti is also organizing a CommemorAction for the Lives lost at sea on Sunday 5th February 2023: https://www.facebook.com/events/644262107389878 Join us in watching 'The Swimmers' […]
Join us in commemorating people who have died, gone missing or become victims of enforced disappearance on their journey across the world's borders. We are meeting at Boat Street in Valletta, near Maori Bar, on Sunday the 5th of February at 11am. Bring women's shoes, men's shoes and children's shoes to lay symbolically on the […]
Join us to celebrate the El Hiblu 3 and demand that the Maltese authorities drop the charges against them! Short speeches will be followed by live music from members of ManaTapu! 11am, Sat, 25 March 2023 in front of Valletta Law Courts.
‘Like Flour’ is a project spearheaded by photojournalist Joanna Demarco. The project navigates the experiences of people who were detained in Malta’s migrant detention centres during the pandemic, questioning and shining a light on the ways in which the inhumane treatment of one of Malta’s most vulnerable communities became worse throughout that period. Through testimonies, […]
Local leaders of the El Hiblu 3 campaign would like to invite you to join us this Friday June 9th at the Office of the AG, South Street, Valletta to press for the outrageous charges against Amara, Abdalla and Kader to be dropped. Recently the vessel owner Salah el Hiblu was charged with major cocaine […]
Join us this evening for the screening of 4 short documentaries and a community discussion on migrant children. To celebrate World Children’s Day, we will come together to talk about children’s rights, specifically those who are migrants, refugees, without citizenship and/or stateless. We will be showing 4 short documentaries on migrant children. - ‘A Life […]
Join us to commemorate people who have died, gone missing or become victims of enforced disappearance on their journey across the world's borders. We are meeting at Gardjola Gardens, Senglea, on Sunday the 18th of February at 11am. The central Mediterranean is one of the world’s deadliest migratory routes, with thousands of deaths and disappearances […]
Join us for a Refugee Week Malta exclusive screening of Larissa Sansour's critically acclaimed short film, "In Vitro," a poignant exploration of memory, loss, inherited trauma and the future in a post-apocalyptic world. "In Vitro" is set in the aftermath of an environmental disaster that has left the city of Bethlehem in ruins. The film […]
If you are interested in attending, please complete this registration form here: https://shorturl.at/fTK1S Although no precise statistics exist, it is estimated that a few hundred stateless individuals reside in Malta, lacking the rights and privileges of any nationality. A significant proportion of these individuals are children, some born in Malta to stateless parents, some born at […]
Five men are currently detained at the Safi Detention Centre following government raids on Malta’s well-established Ethiopian community. For the better part of two decades these men have built their lives here, working legally, paying social security and taxes, and contributing to our economy. They developed a network of friends, family, and colleagues and are […]
"Għeruq Imħabblin", a site-specific performance created and choreographed by Chakib Zidi, founder of @artivist_dance_theater_coll specifically for the "Fejn Kontu" exhibition. The piece delves into the narratives of queer, women and refugee communities, using dance and music as a medium to express the complexities of love, resilience, and identity in the face of displacement and marginalization. […]
