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A report by Liberty Investigates reveals trade union membership is among data processed by forces. The union has expressed its concern whilst stressing the need to protect confidential journalistic material.

The NUJ has welcomed the Central Criminal Court’s decision to refuse police access to Asa Winstanley’s journalistic property after determining that the search warrant was unlawful.

The National Union of Journalists and International Federation of Journalists have expressed their shock and concern at the detention of Richard Medhurst in Austria on 3 February.  

Following a legal challenge by Liberty supported by the NUJ, state spying bodies will no longer be able to easily access journalists’ communications.

The UK government has agreed to bring in new safeguards protecting journalists from having confidential journalistic material easily accessed by state bodies

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

The union welcomed a High Court ruling against the Metropolitan Police, preventing their access to confidential journalistic material.  

News outlet NewsClick and the homes of its journalists have been raided in targeted action by authorities.

80 organisations have urged Members of the European Parliament to recognise the dangers of spyware against journalists, and call for its prohibition under the European Media Freedom Act.

The NUJ's long history of defending the right of journalists to protect sources, is at the heart of the union's commitment to members.

The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in the latest stage of Liberty’s legal action challenging the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, in which the NUJ intervened on behalf of its members to lead on arguments on the protection of journalistic communications and sources.

The NUJ has welcomed action from the UK government improving protections for journalists when encrypted content is scanned.

The Joint Human Rights Committee has urged the UK government to adopt its recommendation preventing the Commissioner from retaining material where there is no public interest.

The Tunis Court of Appeal has imposed the longest prison sentence to a journalist over his failure to disclose his source.

Tell a colleague to join the NUJ during HeartUnions week from 13-19 February.

The NUJ's event for journalists in Ireland left all motivated to pursue careers within the industry.

Concerns raised over digital security as a new investigation uncovers journalists’ private messages have been accessed by hackers.

The NUJ and Society of Editors have launched a mobile-friendly safety toolkit to help members find advice and information while they are on the move.

A report by Liberty Investigates reveals trade union membership is among data processed by forces. The union has expressed its concern whilst stressing the need to protect confidential journalistic material.

The NUJ has welcomed the Central Criminal Court’s decision to refuse police access to Asa Winstanley’s journalistic property after determining that the search warrant was unlawful.

The National Union of Journalists and International Federation of Journalists have expressed their shock and concern at the detention of Richard Medhurst in Austria on 3 February.  

Following a legal challenge by Liberty supported by the NUJ, state spying bodies will no longer be able to easily access journalists’ communications.

The UK government has agreed to bring in new safeguards protecting journalists from having confidential journalistic material easily accessed by state bodies

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

The union welcomed a High Court ruling against the Metropolitan Police, preventing their access to confidential journalistic material.  

News outlet NewsClick and the homes of its journalists have been raided in targeted action by authorities.

80 organisations have urged Members of the European Parliament to recognise the dangers of spyware against journalists, and call for its prohibition under the European Media Freedom Act.

The NUJ's long history of defending the right of journalists to protect sources, is at the heart of the union's commitment to members.

The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in the latest stage of Liberty’s legal action challenging the Investigatory Powers Act 2016, in which the NUJ intervened on behalf of its members to lead on arguments on the protection of journalistic communications and sources.

The NUJ has welcomed action from the UK government improving protections for journalists when encrypted content is scanned.

The Joint Human Rights Committee has urged the UK government to adopt its recommendation preventing the Commissioner from retaining material where there is no public interest.

The Tunis Court of Appeal has imposed the longest prison sentence to a journalist over his failure to disclose his source.

Tell a colleague to join the NUJ during HeartUnions week from 13-19 February.

The NUJ's event for journalists in Ireland left all motivated to pursue careers within the industry.

Concerns raised over digital security as a new investigation uncovers journalists’ private messages have been accessed by hackers.

The NUJ and Society of Editors have launched a mobile-friendly safety toolkit to help members find advice and information while they are on the move.