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The NUJ has joined the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in calling for the immediate release of UK journalist and political commentator Sami Hamdi.

The NUJ is concerned by a decision to revoke the passes of journalists attending the Labour Party Conference.

The NUJ is deeply concerned by Reform UK’s decision to ban its councillors in Nottinghamshire from speaking to local journalists at Nottinghamshire Live.

The union is among 29 organisations urging the Seanad to act over anti-SLAPP provisions.

The use of counter-terror legislation against journalists was condemned at DM. Motions on SLAPPs and on a campaign reforming the law, allowing the Investigatory Powers Tribunal to award costs were carried.

Motions on the climate crisis and branch organisation featured in this debate.

The NUJ joins the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in demanding the unconditional release of digital journalist Dilwar Hussain Mozumder in India.

NUJ and IFJ condemn the crackdown by authorities, following sentences of up to a decade in prison.

Soldiers conducted a raid on 22 September, seizing equipment and documents as they demanded the office shutdown.

NUJ condemns charges that could see Precious Eze Chukunonso imprisoned for up to two years if convicted.

The NUJ has warned against the closure of Al Jazeera and other international media outlets, following passage of a bill by the Israeli government banning broadcasting of foreign media over threats to national security.

Tim Dawson, IFJ deputy general secretary, reports from the Investigatory Powers Tribunal hearing where grave breaches by the PSNI over journalists’ surveillance and attempts to uncover a source have been disclosed.

Ali Kişmir faces a ten year prison sentence for “insulting and mocking” security forces. 

A year on from Mahsa Amini’s death and protests in Iran, several journalists remain imprisoned in the country.

Badri Seshadri has been charged with offences following remarks about India's chief justice.

Turkey, Sudan, Russia and Afghanistan all featured in motions focused on international issues.

NUJ backs calls by the International Federation of Journalists for greater action by governments and organisations to support Hong Kong journalists who have fled the country.

New rules will block sanctioned oligarchs from bringing defamation cases in the UK.

The union continues to support the International Federation of Journalists’ “Free Assange Now!” campaign, urging for all charges against Assange to be dropped.

The NUJ has joined the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in calling for the immediate release of UK journalist and political commentator Sami Hamdi.

The NUJ is concerned by a decision to revoke the passes of journalists attending the Labour Party Conference.

The NUJ is deeply concerned by Reform UK’s decision to ban its councillors in Nottinghamshire from speaking to local journalists at Nottinghamshire Live.

The union is among 29 organisations urging the Seanad to act over anti-SLAPP provisions.

The use of counter-terror legislation against journalists was condemned at DM. Motions on SLAPPs and on a campaign reforming the law, allowing the Investigatory Powers Tribunal to award costs were carried.

Motions on the climate crisis and branch organisation featured in this debate.

The NUJ joins the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in demanding the unconditional release of digital journalist Dilwar Hussain Mozumder in India.

NUJ and IFJ condemn the crackdown by authorities, following sentences of up to a decade in prison.

Soldiers conducted a raid on 22 September, seizing equipment and documents as they demanded the office shutdown.

NUJ condemns charges that could see Precious Eze Chukunonso imprisoned for up to two years if convicted.

The NUJ has warned against the closure of Al Jazeera and other international media outlets, following passage of a bill by the Israeli government banning broadcasting of foreign media over threats to national security.

Tim Dawson, IFJ deputy general secretary, reports from the Investigatory Powers Tribunal hearing where grave breaches by the PSNI over journalists’ surveillance and attempts to uncover a source have been disclosed.

Ali Kişmir faces a ten year prison sentence for “insulting and mocking” security forces. 

A year on from Mahsa Amini’s death and protests in Iran, several journalists remain imprisoned in the country.

Badri Seshadri has been charged with offences following remarks about India's chief justice.

Turkey, Sudan, Russia and Afghanistan all featured in motions focused on international issues.

NUJ backs calls by the International Federation of Journalists for greater action by governments and organisations to support Hong Kong journalists who have fled the country.

New rules will block sanctioned oligarchs from bringing defamation cases in the UK.

The union continues to support the International Federation of Journalists’ “Free Assange Now!” campaign, urging for all charges against Assange to be dropped.