PB&C

Dr Emma Portelli Bonnici provided legal analysis in relation to the removal of artwork by PB&C's client, Women on Waves, exhibited in the context of the Malta Biennale, which addressed access to medication used for the termination of pregnancy.

The analysis considers the broader legal implications that restrictions on lawful artistic and informational expression within cultural institutions may have on the integrity of the cultural sphere and on the effective protection of freedom of expression within a democratic society. It further reflects on the role of cultural spaces as platforms for public discourse on matters of health, law, and fundamental rights.