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The NUJ has announced election results for seats on its Professional Training Committee (ProfCom) and National Executive Council (NEC).

Investigatory Powers Tribunal hears police accessed data of those writing critical stories about the force

The union has welcomed engagement on how police and journalists interact at public order events.

The majority of a legal claim targeting Swedish journalists, filed in London by Swedish businessman Svante Kumlin, has been dismissed. 

Results of the elections for London seats

With the passing of Mitzi Bales, who died in May at the age of 93, the NUJ book branch has lost its most remarkable and best-loved activist.

Politicians should be working to boost standards of public discourse, not indulging in petty outbursts that deepen hostility towards journalists.

NUJ NEC member Tim Dawson explains the atmosphere in court as Judge Baraitser rules on Julian Assange extradition.

US authorities have 15 days to appeal and have indicated their intention to do so.

On the eve of the ruling in Julian Assange’s extradition case, the NUJ calls on the UK government to make a clear statement that the prosecution of Julian Assange would be grievously damaging to media freedom.

An urgent appeal has been filed today with three United Nations experts on behalf of all BBC Persian Service staff.

Union asks BBC leaders to step in now to press pause and reconsider.

The Wikileaks founder will most likely take his own life if convicted, says his lawyer.

All police officers to be reminded of the vital role of newsgatherers and the need to ensure they can carry out their work.

Dave Rotchelle, pub rock drummer, photographer and NUJ freelance stalwart, died last month.

Journalists face unprecedented challenges at Iran International.

Assange faces a potential sentence with a release date more than a century beyond his lifespan, the indictment contains a description of core journalistic activities.

The chapel at the London-based broadcaster says the redundancy exercise was a pretext to force out their rep who has led the recognition campaign at the channel.

Unless the media forces courts to justify keeping material from the media, the danger is that it becomes the default.

The NUJ has announced election results for seats on its Professional Training Committee (ProfCom) and National Executive Council (NEC).

Investigatory Powers Tribunal hears police accessed data of those writing critical stories about the force

The union has welcomed engagement on how police and journalists interact at public order events.

The majority of a legal claim targeting Swedish journalists, filed in London by Swedish businessman Svante Kumlin, has been dismissed. 

Results of the elections for London seats

With the passing of Mitzi Bales, who died in May at the age of 93, the NUJ book branch has lost its most remarkable and best-loved activist.

Politicians should be working to boost standards of public discourse, not indulging in petty outbursts that deepen hostility towards journalists.

NUJ NEC member Tim Dawson explains the atmosphere in court as Judge Baraitser rules on Julian Assange extradition.

US authorities have 15 days to appeal and have indicated their intention to do so.

On the eve of the ruling in Julian Assange’s extradition case, the NUJ calls on the UK government to make a clear statement that the prosecution of Julian Assange would be grievously damaging to media freedom.

An urgent appeal has been filed today with three United Nations experts on behalf of all BBC Persian Service staff.

Union asks BBC leaders to step in now to press pause and reconsider.

The Wikileaks founder will most likely take his own life if convicted, says his lawyer.

All police officers to be reminded of the vital role of newsgatherers and the need to ensure they can carry out their work.

Dave Rotchelle, pub rock drummer, photographer and NUJ freelance stalwart, died last month.

Journalists face unprecedented challenges at Iran International.

Assange faces a potential sentence with a release date more than a century beyond his lifespan, the indictment contains a description of core journalistic activities.

The chapel at the London-based broadcaster says the redundancy exercise was a pretext to force out their rep who has led the recognition campaign at the channel.

Unless the media forces courts to justify keeping material from the media, the danger is that it becomes the default.