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NUJ welcomes decision by High Court in SLAPPs case
The majority of a legal claim targeting Swedish journalists, filed in London by Swedish businessman Svante Kumlin, has been dismissed.
NUJ condemns sweeping attack on journalists and media freedom
Legislation unveiled in the Queen's speech will create a hostile environment for journalists.
Orwell Society’s award-winning young journalists announced
Articles covering the cult of personality of controversial tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, by Quincy Elise de Vrie, and singer Sam Fender took the top prizes.
NUJ response to broadcasting White paper
Union welcomes measures to provide a more level playing field between traditional broadcasters and streaming companies, but condemns privatisation of Channel 4.
High Court decision allows Liberty's "Snoopers' Charter" challenge to proceed to appeal
Victory is welcomed by the NUJ following concerns over the protection of journalists and their sources
NUJ will fight to oppose privatisation of Channel 4
Séamus Dooley, says the proposed sell off of Channel 4 would be bad for employment in the sector, bad for journalism and bad for the UK.
Journalist Chris Mullin interviews with the NUJ
Extending his gratitude to the union for its support, Chris Mullin reflects on the production order brought against him by West Midlands Police.
TUC Disabled Workers' Conference 2022
NUJ delegates joined trade union colleagues to set the agenda to secure decent working opportunities for disabled workers.
Employers must turn their “ambitions” into real improvements for disabled workers
The NUJ called for the TUC Disabled Workers’ Conference to hold “employers’ feet to the fire”.
