In Photos: Vigil Honours Daphne Caruana Galizia Seven Years After Her Assassination
Seven years after the horrific murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, people gathered in Bidnija to honour her memory, standing solemnly at the very spot where her car was destroyed by a bomb.
The commemoration began at 3 pm with the tolling of bells, marking the exact moment of her assassination, followed by a poignant moment of silence.
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Activists held placards bearing Daphne’s face, which were then flipped to reveal the powerful message, “You will never cancel Daphne.”
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In a scene filled with both grief and resolve, those present stood united, their silent gathering serving as a stark reminder of the immense loss suffered that day.
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After the vigil, activists read excerpts from Paul Caruana Galizia’s book A Death in Malta alongside pieces from Daphne’s own hard-hitting articles.
Diplomatic representatives from the British, Irish, French, German, and American embassies laid flowers at the site, symbolising ongoing support for justice.
The day’s tributes continue with a mass in suffrage for Daphne at 6pm, followed by a march and vigil in Valletta at 7pm.
Will you be attending the march and vigil tonight?
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