Articles by camillerimark

When in March 2014 Saudi Arabia passed a decree criminalising atheism and making it equivalent to a terrorist offence, an online wave of Islamic blasphemy […]

Finally, Bill 113, the anti-censorship bill presented in parliament by Minister of Justice and Culture Owen Bonnici, which contained nearly all the reforms proposed by […]

I am now in my third-year as executive chairman of the National Book Council and I can say it gives me great satisfaction to look […]

It’s that time of the year again when the judges of the National Book Prize start going through stacks of books published in the previous […]

Simply having good intentions does not make you eligible to be minister of education and this is why I am rather irked by the partisan […]

The vilification of religion law is also a draconian and authoritarian law used simply and solely for the sake of protecting clerics and the Catholic […]