Halloween Rave! G7 Presents FRIGHT NIGHT FRIDAY at Gianpula Main Room!

Halloween G7 Presents FRIGHT NIGHT FRIDAY at Gianpula Main Room!

Sep 17 2024

Get ready for the ultimate Halloween rave at G7’s FRIGHT NIGHT FRIDAY at Gianpula Main Room on Friday, 25th October! 🔪

Get ready for a night of your favourite anthems, spine-chilling decor, and a hands-in-the-air vibes that will leave you screaming for more! Join the G7 gang as Gianpula Main Room transforms into a sinister playground for those who dare to enter. At the centre of the crime scene, your favourite G7 DJs will be in charge of the vibes as you dance the night away.

Dress to kill in your best red & black look and step into a curated world of Halloween horror. Whether you’re coming as a Scream Queen, a Purger, or a cold-blooded killer, make sure your outfit is to die for.

This is one Halloween night you can’t afford to miss! Message the group chat, grab your tickets from g7eventsmalta.com, and prepare for a Fright Night Friday full of screams, thrills, and unforgettable memories.

Mark your calendars, because on Friday 25th October – FRIGHT NIGHT awaits. 👻

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Instagram to Introduce ‘Teen Accounts’ Mandatory For All Users Under 18

Sep 17 2024

Instagram is rolling out mandatory “Teen Accounts” with built-in limits and parental controls for users under 18. These new accounts are designed to enhance online safety by automatically applying restrictions and monitoring features tailored to younger users.

The “Teen Accounts” come with preset time limits, content filters, and restricted access to certain features, ensuring that teens have a more controlled experience on the platform. Parents will also have the ability to oversee and manage their teen’s account settings through new parental control features, giving them insight into time spent on the app, the ability to set usage limits, and manage content exposure.

This change is part of Instagram’s ongoing efforts to promote responsible social media use among younger audiences, addressing concerns about online safety, mental health, and screen time. By making these accounts automatic for all users under 18, Instagram hopes to strike a balance between offering a fun social experience and protecting its youngest users from potential risks.

The update reflects the growing trend of social platforms incorporating more robust parental controls and user protections for teens, a move welcomed by parents and safety advocates alike.

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Minister Owen Bonnici Urges Action On Cultural Rights In The Mediterranean

Sep 17 2024

Minister for National Heritage, Arts, and Local Government Owen Bonnici highlighted the importance of cultural rights during the MED9 meeting, a coalition of nine Mediterranean and Southern EU states. He noted the growing pressures on cultural rights globally, including attempts to narrowly define culture and issues like conflicts, climate change, and pandemics, which impact the cultural sector.

Malta is working to advance cultural justice through a new project aimed at empowering people to engage with cultural issues critically while ensuring respect for others’ rights and freedoms. The Mediterranean region is particularly vulnerable to these challenges due to social currents driven by globalization and population movements.

To address these issues, Malta introduced the National Cultural Policy in 2021, which focuses on eight areas to promote cultural access. The policy seeks to foster social inclusion by creating community cultural spaces, enabling diverse communities to come together regardless of age, abilities, or background.

Minister Bonnici emphasized that MED9 serves as a crucial forum for reflection and transformative change, tackling both the challenges and opportunities facing cultural rights. He stressed that EU member states are well-positioned to address cultural rights issues given their understanding of societal impacts.

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Clean Ups Across Malta For World Clean Up Day 2024

Sep 17 2024

A series of clean-ups will be organised across Malta and Gozo as part of World Cleanup Day 2024, with 46 local councils benefiting from €65,000 in funding to support these activities.

This marks the second year of a financial scheme tied to the global initiative, which brings together millions of volunteers, governments, and organisations to tackle waste and promote a cleaner, more eco-friendly environment. World Cleanup Day 2024 will be celebrated on Friday, September 20.

The participating local councils will use the funds to organise clean-ups and waste collection activities in their communities throughout September.

The initiative aims to improve public spaces, including streets, gardens, beaches, and open areas.

Minister for National Heritage, Arts, and Local Government, Owen Bonnici, emphasised the significance of this effort, stating, “It sends a clear message about environmental responsibility and the importance of maintaining clean public spaces.”

Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government, Alison Zerafa Civelli, added that the project raises awareness of the need for cleanliness in public areas, noting that “a clean and healthy environment positively impacts human health and helps reduce illness.”

The initiative is designed to unite communities in promoting environmental change and to highlight the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment.

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