Renewed calls for justice and resignations in second demo after Daphne's murder

Updated 5.48pm Several thousand people called for justice in Sliema this afternoon in the second demonstration called by the Civil Society Network in the wake of the murder of blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia. Ms Caruana Galizia was killed by a car bomb two weeks ago tomorrow. Her funeral will be held on Friday afternoon in Mosta.  The network was pressing its call for justice and for the Police Commissioner and the Attorney General to be replaced by persons appointed with the support of two-thirds of the members of parliament. Those present for today's activity included several Nationalist MPs. No Labour MPs were seen. Labour MPs who took part in the first demo last Sunday had complained that the event turned politically partisan.  Some of those who took part today carried placards calling for resignations and for justice. One placard said: 'We will not be silenced'. Some protestors plastered their mouths with tape as a symbol of attempts to silence free speech. Others carried laurel leaves, a symbol of courage and determination, and national flags. The big banner unveiled last week showing a giant picture of the police commissioner now came accompanied by a similar one of the...