In updated statement, Malta Union of Teachers says it will not approve or back the an exhibition about hunting inside Gozitan schools
Last updated on 28 January 2023, 6:07pm
byLuke Vella
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Updated on Sunday 29 January at 3:15pm
The Malta Union of Teachers has clarified a statement issued on Saturday afternoon in which it had showed no aversion to an exhibition about hunting inside Gozitan schools, now saying it does not approve of theKaċċaturi San Ubertu exhibition being sponsored by the Gozo ministry.
“The MUT is hereby issuing a clarification following the misinterpretations of its position regarding the hunting exhibition. The MUT does not approve or back the hunting exhibition in schools. It has always condemned any killing of living species and its promotion in schools. The union has always supported the work carried out to conserve nature and living species and urges educators to pursue…
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