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NUJ Photographer Andy Aitchison receives an apology from Kent Police
He received a full apology from the Chief Constable of Kent Police, Alan Pughsley, which includes admissions that Mr Aitchison’s arrest, the search of...
COP26: advice for NUJ members
The union has published guidance, health and safety tips and emergency legal numbers for those covering the climate change climate in Glasgow.
NUJ vacancy for Senior Campaigns & Communications Officer
The deadline for applying has been extended to 23:59 Friday, 29 October, 2021.
NUJ seeks clarification of Media Commission report
The union has written to the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sports and Media, Catherine Martin, seeking publication of the report of ...
NUJ expresses solidarity with the UCU in its opposition to cuts at Goldsmiths
Courses including its pioneering journalism course is under threat from redundancies.
Ethical reporting of the Afghan crisis, asylum and refugees
This NUJ Ethics Council event is now available on YouTube
NUJ calls for an official investigation into the reporting of police misconduct cases
The Times has discovered that misconduct hearings are often surrounded in secrecy and journalists are blocked from getting information.
The NUJ congratulates journalist Nobel Prize winners
Maria Ressa, chief executive of Philippine digital media company Rappler, and Dmitry Muratov, editor-in-chief of the Russian Novaja Gazeta, have won t...
NUJ joins widespread tributes to Tom Burke
The former Irish Independent photographer passed away on Wednesday 6 October, aged 78.
NUJ and IFJ call for urgent action by UK government to help secure safe passage for under-threat former BBC journalists in Afghanistan
More than seven weeks since the capture of Kabul by the Taliban, and the subsequent evacuation of western troops from the city, many journalists with ...
Unions can help broadcasters reverse their “woeful” record on diversity
More women are leaving broadcasting than joining and the representation of disabled people and diversity in senior positions is woeful, according to t...
BBC director general’s 16.6 per pay rise is “tone deaf and an insult” to staff
Tim Davie’s rise – worth £75,000 and taking his pay to £525,000 – is a massive insult to BBC staff who have experienced pay freezes, budget cuts and r...