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THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON ARTISTS IN MALTA

Culture Venture,
21 March 2020, Malta

The emergency situation caused by COVID-19 is once again highlighting the precarious employment conditions of various artists and their right to earn a living wage. It has been reported that at least 170,000 jobs were lost in the film industry in Hollywood and the UK due to the coronavirus. 

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