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October deadliest month for media workers in Ukraine this year.

Journalists resolve to continue working despite damage.

The union is supporting calls for an investigation into the killing, with perpetrators brought to justice.

Ryan Evans, a Reuters safety advisor was killed in the missile attack in Kramatorsk, Ukraine.

Russian authorities seeking to silence journalists in their coverage of the war have brought charges against British, Ukrainian and Italian journalists.

The union joins the International Federation of Journalists in calling for the immediate release of Alsu Kurmasheva and Evan Gershkovich, imprisoned in the country.

The union is proud to host the International Federation of Journalists ahead of a series of meetings this week.

Russia’s Ministry of Defence confirms Viktoria Roshchyna, previously reported missing has been arrested.

The International Federation of Journalists’ annual list of journalists killed records the highest number of deaths in recent years.

Publishing ahead of International Human Rights Day, on the 10th December, the International Federation of Journalists insists that far greater action is required from the international community to safeguard journalists’ lives and hold to account their attackers.

NUJ condemns second attack in recent weeks targeting journalists reporting from Ukraine.

The Journalist has been named best union journal by the TUC at its annual communications awards.

Soldin is the 14th media worker killed since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The NUJ’s Health and Safety committee marks #IWMD23 and reflects on action needed to ensure journalists’ safety at work.

Bitik is the 13th media worker killed in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion into the country.

NUJ urges members to donate to the International Federation of Journalists’ safety fund providing support and assistance to Ukrainian journalists.

The International Federation of Journalists has published its full annual report on journalists and media staff killed and those behind bars in 2022.

Annual figures from the International Federation of Journalists report deaths spanning continents, with Ukraine the most dangerous for journalists in 2022.

New figures released by the International Federation of Journalists reveal an increase in the number of journalists murdered while undertaking their work.

October deadliest month for media workers in Ukraine this year.

Journalists resolve to continue working despite damage.

The union is supporting calls for an investigation into the killing, with perpetrators brought to justice.

Ryan Evans, a Reuters safety advisor was killed in the missile attack in Kramatorsk, Ukraine.

Russian authorities seeking to silence journalists in their coverage of the war have brought charges against British, Ukrainian and Italian journalists.

The union joins the International Federation of Journalists in calling for the immediate release of Alsu Kurmasheva and Evan Gershkovich, imprisoned in the country.

The union is proud to host the International Federation of Journalists ahead of a series of meetings this week.

Russia’s Ministry of Defence confirms Viktoria Roshchyna, previously reported missing has been arrested.

The International Federation of Journalists’ annual list of journalists killed records the highest number of deaths in recent years.

Publishing ahead of International Human Rights Day, on the 10th December, the International Federation of Journalists insists that far greater action is required from the international community to safeguard journalists’ lives and hold to account their attackers.

NUJ condemns second attack in recent weeks targeting journalists reporting from Ukraine.

The Journalist has been named best union journal by the TUC at its annual communications awards.

Soldin is the 14th media worker killed since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The NUJ’s Health and Safety committee marks #IWMD23 and reflects on action needed to ensure journalists’ safety at work.

Bitik is the 13th media worker killed in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion into the country.

NUJ urges members to donate to the International Federation of Journalists’ safety fund providing support and assistance to Ukrainian journalists.

The International Federation of Journalists has published its full annual report on journalists and media staff killed and those behind bars in 2022.

Annual figures from the International Federation of Journalists report deaths spanning continents, with Ukraine the most dangerous for journalists in 2022.

New figures released by the International Federation of Journalists reveal an increase in the number of journalists murdered while undertaking their work.