81. SOSIG: Government Policy Browse this resource, government of Ireland Website, Browse this resource, governmentof malta, Browse this resource, government of the Republic of Bulgaria, http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/Europe-cat/govt.html

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82. SOSIG: EuroStudies: Malta Browse this resource, government of malta, Browse this resource, Justice andLocal government (malta), Browse this resource, malta Egovernment Services, http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/EuroStudies-cat/mt/alphalist.html

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83. World Wide Web Resources For Social Workers . . . social work. . Category government Subcategories, Afghanistan. Albania.Algeria. Madagascar. Malaysia. Maldives. malta. Mauritania. Mauritius. Mexico. Micronesia. http://www.nyu.edu/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/jep7/demomenu.cgi?cid=1

84. The Malta Business Weekly Homepage What this dispute boils down to now is who governs malta the governmentor the General Workers Union? So far the government has http://www.business-line.com/business-weekly/archives/285/editorial.html

Issue No. 285 6 - 12 April 2000 editorial An irresponsible GWU The industrial action ordered by the General Workers' Union against the government in protest against last November's budget is irresponsible and completely out of proportion. While the union, and anybody else, has the right, and the duty, to criticise government policy and the measures introduced in last year's budget, ordering strike action over a difference of policy is simply wrong and will only harm the country's interests. No industrial dispute exists between the GWU and the government, so why have employees in six government companies been ordered not to provide services to the government? Why have employees in Enemalta, Maltacom, Water Services Corporation, Malta Drydocks, Malta Shipbuilding and Maltapost been given instructions by the GWU not to cooperate with the government? Does the GWU understand the implications of its latest strike action? Is the GWU aware, for example, of the danger of fuel not being supplied to the police force? Does the GWU want to be responsible for a surge in crime and a breakdown of law and order? Can any sane person really imagine similar strike action taking place in any other industrial democracy? It is clear that this dispute has nothing to do with industrial relations and is politically motivated. The GWU, has, unfortunately, adopted a reckless attitude ever since it paralysed the country's airport last August over a question of union recognition. Again, there was no industrial dispute involved and the whole episode could have been avoided if proper negotiations were held between the GWU and the Union Haddiema Maghqudin over a joint negotiating position, which has now been agreed upon. In this current dispute, the GWU has made it clear that it is not prepared to wait long for the government to revise its budget measures and that more directives would be issued.

85. The Malta Business Weekly Homepage Avoid IT, Embrace IT or Manage IT? will be held at the Hilton malta on 27 September.The study, entitled At the dawn of egovernment the citizen as customer http://www.business-line.com/business-weekly/archives/307/03.html

Issue No. 307 7 - 13 September 2000 Deloitte study on e-government Emergence of e-government fuelled by customer demands Citizens demand for better service is fuelling the global growth of e-government as government leaders focus on matching the new standards of service set by private sector advances in technology, according to a global study by Deloitte Research. The study concludes that successful e-governments will focus on the citizen as customer and leverage technology to build long-term relationships with citizens. At the core of this transition is the revolution in how governments serve their citizens through the Internet. The Deloitte Research study, which polled 261 senior managers of global government agencies, reveals that by 2002, nearly 34 per cent of citizens will use the Internet as the primary access point to government services - a 191 per cent increase from the current level of approximately 12 per cent. The ability of public sector managers to effectively prepare their organisations and staff for this shift toward a "customer-centric" approach is an essential element of successful e-government initiatives. "The study revealed that customer-centric governments achieve nearly 50 per cent more success in providing easier customer access, increasing service volume, getting better information on operations, reducing employee

86. DEHAI NEWS MAILING LIST ARCHIVE: [dehai-news] (Times - Malta) Government Defends dehainews (Times - malta) government defendsdecision to repatriate Eritreans. http://www.dehai.org/archives/dehai_news_archive/0399.html

[dehai-news] (Times - Malta) Government defends decision to repatriate Eritreans New Message Reply About this list Date view ... Author view From: biniamt@dehai.org Date: Fri May 21 2004 - 08:18:22 EDT Friday, May 21, 2004 - Updated 08:31 (CET) Amnesty torture claims Government defends decision to repatriate Eritreans Herman Grech Eritrea was considered a "stable" destination and there was "no evidence whatsoever" of persecution when 220 Eritreans were repatriated in 2002, the government said yesterday. The Home Affairs Ministry defended itself in the light of a report by Amnesty International saying that a number of deported Eritrean illegal immigrants had been tortured and killed on their return to their country. Amnesty is now urging the Maltese government to send a delegation to Eritrea to see for itself if it still felt sceptical about the contents of the report. The 47-page report, Eritrea: You Have No Right to Ask, probes the appalling human rights situation in the African nation, backed by a series of interviews carried out with former inmates. Some of the harrowing torture procedures were recounted by a number of those shuttled out of Malta in September 2002. A spokesman for the Home Affairs Ministry said that Eritrea had been declared safe by the UNHCR when the immigrants were repatriated. In fact, during that time the same United Nations agency was also repatriating people to Eritrea.

87. Amnesty International - Library - Malta: The Government Should Suspend Deportati malta The government should suspend deportations of Eritreans. Amnesty Internationaltoday called on the Maltese government to suspend deportations of http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGEUR330012002?open&of=ENG-2EU

88. Borza Ta' Malta Market for shares of local banks, governments bonds. Features list of brokers, regulations, news. http://www.borzamalta.com.mt

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89. Governments On The WWW: Malta Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in malta. http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/mt.html

Governments on the WWW: Malta Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback Malta [ Malta ] Official languages: Maltese, English National Institutions: House of Representatives Government of Malta Gvern ta' Malta Office of the Prime Minister ... Ministry of Education Ministry for the Environment Environment Protection Department Ministry of Finance Department of Customs Central Bank of Malta Bank Centrali ta' Malta Ministry of Foreign Affairs ... National Audit Office (NAO) Municipal Institutions: Bormla Local Council Iklin Local Council Isla Local Council Pembroke Local Council Representations in Foreign Countries: Consulate General of Malta in Melbourne, Australia Malta Tourism Office in Paris, France Malta Tourism Office in Frankfurt, Germany Malta Tourism Office in Milan, Italy ... Permanent Mission of Malta to the United Nations in Geneva Political Parties: Malta Labour Party (MLP) Partit Laburista Nationalist Party Partit Nazzjonalista (PN) ... Alternattiva Demokratika Other Institutions: Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) Malta External Trade Corporation (METCO) Malta Financial Services Centre (MFSC) Centru ghas-Servizzi Finanzjarji ta' Malta Additional Information: General Information: The World Factbook (by the CIA) Atlapedia Online (by Latimer Clarke Corporation) Information Please: Countries of the World (by Information Please LLC) Political Information: Elections around the world (by Wilfried Derksen) Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members (by the CIA) Political Leaders World Statesmen (by Benjamin Cahoon) Political Resources on the Net (by Roberto Cicciomessere)

90. Worldwide Governments On The WWW Malaysia, 196, 27, 200205-29. Maldives, 17, 6, 2002-03-09. Mali, 10, 6, 2002-05-17.malta, 43, 9, 2002-02-14. Man, 17, 5, 2000-05-12. Marshall Islands, 3, 4, 1999-06-10. http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/world.html

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91. CIA - The World Factbook -- Bulgaria government, Bulgaria, Top of Page. http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/bu.html

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92. The Malta Independent Daily Website from assured. AD spokesman Ralph Cassar called on the Maltese governmentto make its stand clear on this issue. “malta should http://www.independent.com.mt/daily/newsview.asp?id=24641

93. APPLYING FOR A VISA FOR ENTRY INTO MALTA APPLYING FOR A VISA FOR ENTRY INTO malta. The linked list shows all foreigners whodo not require a visa to visit malta. Immigration Department,. Floriana,. malta. http://www.foreign.gov.mt/service/visa/default.htm

MFA Home Public Services Visa Req.for Foreigners Applying for Maltese Visa Visa Req.for Maltese Obtaining Visa for Maltese APPLYING FOR A VISA FOR ENTRY INTO MALTA The linked list shows all foreigners who do not require a visa to visit Malta. All other foreign nationals who are not listed have to apply for a Visa for Malta, which is issued by the Immigration Police. All foreigners who are currently residing in countries where there is an Embassy, High Commission or Consulate of Malta should preferably apply at any of these offices where applications are processed and visas may be issued or refused. If an applicant is residing in a country where no Maltese Embassy/High Commission or Consulate exists, the applicant may contact the Honorary Consul for Malta in order to be able to apply for the Visa.  Honorary Consuls are not authorised to issue Visas but they can assist the applicant by contacting the Immigration Police to forward the Visa application and other relevant documents that might be required. Where there is no official Maltese representation in a country, the applicant should apply directly to the Immigration Police in Malta, with whom s/he should check all the requirements that are relevant to his/her passport.  The applicant may obtain the required Visa Form for Entry into Malta by simply downloading it (in

94. Dual/Multiple Citizenship Legislation In Malta The 10 th of February, the day when the feast of St Paul the Apostle, malta’spatron saint, is celebrated in the Maltese islands, will remain a landmark in http://www.foreign.gov.mt/service/citizenship/default.htm

MFA Home Public Services Maltese Communities Abroad D ual/Multiple Citizenship T he 10 th of February, the day when the feast of St Paul the Apostle, Malta’s patron saint, is celebrated in the Maltese islands, will remain a landmark in the evolution of Maltese citizenship in so far as the year 2000 is concerned. It marks the day when dual (or even, multiple) citizenship became the rule and no longer the exception it was previously. Indeed before this date only Maltese emigrants who were born in Malta and who acquired the citizenship of their adoptive country could qualify to hold dual citizenship, albeit after satisfying also certain rigid residential conditions. All that is now past history and a more liberal attitude is being taken towards dual citizenship. Acts Nos. III and IV of 2000 were approved by the House of Representatives on the 31 st January 2000 and came into effect on the 10 th February 2000. Act No III amended the Constitution of Malta to make it possible for persons to hold the citizenship of another country without losing their Maltese citizenship; furthermore detailed provisions with regard to citizenship have now been prescribed under ordinary legislation. Act No IV has in fact transferred all detailed provisions dealing with citizenship from the Constitution to the Maltese Citizenship Act (Cap. 188), which provisions now make it possible for Maltese citizens to hold dual citizenship on emigration and in other circumstances.

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