20th November 2021 – International Children’s Day
Interview on Ta’ Filghodu TV programme on TVM
Children are humans with rights. They are vulnerable and the
State is obliged to safeguard their interests by giving them paramount
consideration in decision making processes.
The Maltese
Government has been addressing its positive obligations by introducing
provisions into domestic law which safeguard the interests of minors. The
rights of the child must be integrated into the Maltese legal Framework as a
whole. The Senior Manager Dr Lynn Chircop Faure continues to be the voice of
children as she advocates in the best interests of Children and for the introduction of mechanisms that
effectively protect children in Malta and Europe during a TV morning show ‘Ta’
Filghodu’ following Children’s Day.
10th
December 2021 – Human Rights Day
Interview on Għaddi s’hawn TV programme on TVM
Dr Lynn Chircop Faure explains how the international organisations were established to safeguard the fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual during a TV programme ‘Għaddi s’hawn’ hosted by Antonella Vassallo.
It
is the right of all humans to be protected. States around the world have agreed
upon the ways and means to guarantee the protection of their fellow humans. It
is an obligation enshrined in Maltese Constitution and the Institutions
established by law to ensure the protection of fundamental human rights.
Senior
Manager Dr Lynn Chircop Faure and Police Assistant Commissioner Dennis Theuma
teamed up on the International Day for Human Rights to raise awareness on the
services available to victims of crime and the mechanisms envisaged by the
Maltese Government to prevent criminal activity, protect every human being,
prosecute effectively any suspected violators of the law and enter into
partnerships with institutions working in concert to meet Malta's positive
obligations.
