On Thursday 27th January, Gibraltar and the world marks International Holocaust Memorial Day. This year due to the current COVID pandemic situation and in order to reduce the risk of transmission, this event will not be held in the usual manner. It is however encouraged that people light a candle as a mark of remembrance at 9.00pm on the 27th January.
Gibraltar For Yes says it "welcomes" the data provided by the GHA, "acknowledging the use of the new termination of pregnancy service". The GFY has also highlighted that this data should be "collated and available for confidential audit purposes" but does not "believe that the press reporting on them at intervals is in the public interest".
The Government of Gibraltar has noted the statement by the Opposition parties on the decision taken by the Attorney General to enter a Nolle Prosequi in respect of “various defendants in a case of conspiracy to defraud”. The Government says this is a matter “purely” for the Attorney General.
Together Gibraltar says it is "deeply concerned" by the Attorney General's decision to enter a “Nolle Prosequi”.
