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Since 2016 the foundation is presided by Edward Snowden.
The article by Camille Fassett includes interviews with Cora Vella, Daphne Caruana Galizia’s sister, and with Gulnoza Said from the Committee to Protect Journalists, Tina Urso of il-Kenniesa and myself.
The article asks one striking question, among others: “approaching the one year anniversary of Daphne’s death, what has changed?”