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The union will always stand firm for the right of bona-fide newsgatherers to do their jobs without fear of threats to their well-being.

An affidavit has been submitted by Michelle Stanistreet, NUJ general secretary, following a late disclosure document revealed during a hearing earlier this week.

The NUJ will close for the Christmas and New Year break at close of business on Friday 22 December. We will reopen the London and Irish offices on Tuesday 2 January and the Scottish office on Wednesday 3 January.

NUJ welcomes decision allowing former BBC journalists in Afghanistan to have their cases considered under government’s relocation scheme.

The NUJ will close for the Christmas and New Year break at close of business on Friday 23 December.  We will reopen the London and Irish offices on Tuesday 3 January and the Scottish office on Wednesday 4 January.

The union is part of a challenge to the public sector £95,000 cap, which compromised equal pay settlements and undermined collective pay and conditions terms.

The corporation has disclosed it paid more than £1 million to external barristers and solicitors to deal with tribunal claims brought by staff in equal pay and race discrimination cases.

Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey have inspired support and solidarity, congratulations on their final settlement agreed today.

Michelle Stanistreet said: “Many NUJ members who read this Equality and Human Rights Commission report will feel it doesn’t address their lived experiences."

Union asks the inquiry to confirm or deny if undercover policing units and agents were put into media organisations and the NUJ.

Stella Creasy’s bill would allow women to compare their pay to male colleagues and require companies to act to end the gender pay gap.

Patricia Devlin to lodge official complaint to Police Ombudsman after a 'year of inaction' by the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

New powers enshrined in the Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill must not override existing legal protections on press freedom.

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 British and Irish governments should not turn a blind eye to the lack of justice for Martin O’Hagan.

The union will always stand firm for the right of bona-fide newsgatherers to do their jobs without fear of threats to their well-being.

An affidavit has been submitted by Michelle Stanistreet, NUJ general secretary, following a late disclosure document revealed during a hearing earlier this week.

The NUJ will close for the Christmas and New Year break at close of business on Friday 22 December. We will reopen the London and Irish offices on Tuesday 2 January and the Scottish office on Wednesday 3 January.

NUJ welcomes decision allowing former BBC journalists in Afghanistan to have their cases considered under government’s relocation scheme.

The NUJ will close for the Christmas and New Year break at close of business on Friday 23 December.  We will reopen the London and Irish offices on Tuesday 3 January and the Scottish office on Wednesday 4 January.

The union is part of a challenge to the public sector £95,000 cap, which compromised equal pay settlements and undermined collective pay and conditions terms.

The corporation has disclosed it paid more than £1 million to external barristers and solicitors to deal with tribunal claims brought by staff in equal pay and race discrimination cases.

Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey have inspired support and solidarity, congratulations on their final settlement agreed today.

Michelle Stanistreet said: “Many NUJ members who read this Equality and Human Rights Commission report will feel it doesn’t address their lived experiences."

Union asks the inquiry to confirm or deny if undercover policing units and agents were put into media organisations and the NUJ.

Stella Creasy’s bill would allow women to compare their pay to male colleagues and require companies to act to end the gender pay gap.

Patricia Devlin to lodge official complaint to Police Ombudsman after a 'year of inaction' by the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

New powers enshrined in the Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill must not override existing legal protections on press freedom.

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 British and Irish governments should not turn a blind eye to the lack of justice for Martin O’Hagan.