He is a murderous leprechaun.

Seems like Tanti was hoping to retrieve his jacket so he could go to the airport or wherever and then claim the victim had gone on her own.

You would think that people like Malcolm Naudi never pay any attention to international journalism.

When the Trayvon Martin case was ongoing in the States hundreds of blogs and articles were devoted to the incident and yes, many were very critical and indicting of George Zimmerman’s behaviour.

It was also a case that involved an adult and a minor. It also called into attention race relations and rampant gun crime in the United States.

That’s why these cases deserve so much media attention.

They inform the public about the current state of society and remind us of the vulnerable among us who need to be protected from people like Zimmerman and Erin Tanti.

You cannot expect any better.

“Among the issues raised by the Institute during the 45-minute meeting were the abolition of criminal libel, the need for a graduate course in journalism to attract new blood to the profession, representation of media owners on the IĠM Council, and the IĠM’s efforts to introduce a common Code of Ethics across the local media.

Dr Muscat clarified Mr Abela’s role as Chief Government Spokesman and was highly attentive to the IGM’s suggestions. Commenting after the meeting, Mr Naudi said: “This was a highly productive meeting, with the Prime Minister and his team highly receptive and prepared to discuss the agenda we brought to the table. I am satisfied with the progress registered and am confident that progress will be registered on many issues within the coming months.”

http://josannecassar.com/people/igm-council-meets-pm/

Comments from the floor were then solicited.

Quick to comment was Malcolm Naudi, from the IGM. So what does he say? After such a speech on freedom of speech, he asks: “Ms Badawi, don’t you think the media should show some self-restraint?” Unbelievable, and he went on to mention the Erin Tanti case, suggesting that the way the media in Malta reported this, was “awful”.

He’s not just ‘a man’ ; he’s a bloody teacher hired by an independent school.

This sounds so incorrect. A man of 23 calling a child his girlfriend.

My God!

And for those who still think that girls of 15 are as “mature” as men of 23 – spare yourselves the hassle: a 15 year old is a child, no matter how she comports herself, she is still a child.