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The treasurer’s report was given by Christ Frost at DM, followed my motions on finance.

The dignity, agency, and knowledge of people living in poverty was emphasised at a recent webinar organised by the NUJ Ethics and Disabled Members’ councils.

NUJ condemns the violence and abuse targeted at women globally, whilst standing in solidarity with women journalists reporting from conflict zones and under repressive regimes.

The chairs of the union’s Ethics and Equality Councils have written to the editor of the Spectator over a “sexist and degrading” column published by the magazine.

NUJ members met for lively discussion and a chance to contribute ideas at the conference exploring how to build a fair subscriptions structure.

Protection of sources, accuracy and artificial intelligence were focal points in the NUJ Ethics council webinar.  

The union's Ethics council has called for an end to the practice after Conservative party pledges appeared on a recent release.

The union’s Ethics and Disabled Members councils have urged the regulator to insist on ethical reporting.

Union calls for journalists' protections on all SLAPP cases, and not those limited in scope to economic crime. 

Ethics Council chair, Professor Chris Frost says it is vital that the public should know who has been charged in their name with breaches of the law.

The NUJ has added its voice to concerns over draft College of Policing guidance which would give forces in England and Wales the option of not releasing the names of people charged with offences.

The NUJ is deeply concerned about the shocking reports revealing the UK government helped Yevgeny Prigozhin, a sanctioned ally of Putin ally and leader of the mercenary army Wager Group, sue British journalist Eliot Higgins.

Hear from our panel including investigative journalists who have faced SLAPPs action. Submit a response to government’s consultation closing 19 May.

The NUJ is urging members to respond to a call for evidence about the use of SLAPPs in England and Wales.

NUJ reflects on this year's 'journalism under digital siege' theme and explores wider threats to journalists globally.

The National Union of Journalists is urging journalists to adhere to international humanitarian law when reporting on conflict in Ukraine.

The treasurer’s report was given by Christ Frost at DM, followed my motions on finance.

The dignity, agency, and knowledge of people living in poverty was emphasised at a recent webinar organised by the NUJ Ethics and Disabled Members’ councils.

NUJ condemns the violence and abuse targeted at women globally, whilst standing in solidarity with women journalists reporting from conflict zones and under repressive regimes.

The chairs of the union’s Ethics and Equality Councils have written to the editor of the Spectator over a “sexist and degrading” column published by the magazine.

NUJ members met for lively discussion and a chance to contribute ideas at the conference exploring how to build a fair subscriptions structure.

Protection of sources, accuracy and artificial intelligence were focal points in the NUJ Ethics council webinar.  

The union's Ethics council has called for an end to the practice after Conservative party pledges appeared on a recent release.

The union’s Ethics and Disabled Members councils have urged the regulator to insist on ethical reporting.

Union calls for journalists' protections on all SLAPP cases, and not those limited in scope to economic crime. 

Ethics Council chair, Professor Chris Frost says it is vital that the public should know who has been charged in their name with breaches of the law.

The NUJ has added its voice to concerns over draft College of Policing guidance which would give forces in England and Wales the option of not releasing the names of people charged with offences.

The NUJ is deeply concerned about the shocking reports revealing the UK government helped Yevgeny Prigozhin, a sanctioned ally of Putin ally and leader of the mercenary army Wager Group, sue British journalist Eliot Higgins.

Hear from our panel including investigative journalists who have faced SLAPPs action. Submit a response to government’s consultation closing 19 May.

The NUJ is urging members to respond to a call for evidence about the use of SLAPPs in England and Wales.

NUJ reflects on this year's 'journalism under digital siege' theme and explores wider threats to journalists globally.

The National Union of Journalists is urging journalists to adhere to international humanitarian law when reporting on conflict in Ukraine.