NUJ submission to the Law Commission’s consultation on sexual offence prosecutions
NUJ comments on clauses related to the exclusion of the public and restrictions on members of the press attending trials. We are concerned about the impact changes will have on journalists including court reporters facing considerable changes to their ability to report trials if proposals are enacted.
IFJ White paper on global journalism
Launched on UN human rights day, this white paper covers issues such as global freedom of expression, working conditions, youth and gender equality.
Freelance Charter
10-point charter for freelances rights and benefits.
Reporting poverty: a guide for media professionals
This guide is for journalists who want to report on these complex issues accurately, sensitively and powerfully.
BMC Black History Month statement
Media reporting showed the youth, who defiantly marched on the streets of Britain in protest at the murder by US police of unarmed Black man George Floyd, were the heart and soul of the massive Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement this summer.
IFJ Global platform for quality journalism
The IFJ has launched a series of global proposals in response to the coronavirus crisis.
The Journalist April May 2020
The world of work is unrecognisable from just a short time ago.
NUJ ethics and protocols for social media (2021)
Social media is a great source of news and features, both providing new and interesting contacts, showing trends of public interest and identifying possible stories. However, using social media for these reasons can raise new ethical dilemmas.
Media guidelines: reporting on Muslims and Islam summary
Summary pamphlet of guidelines produced for the those working in any form of media, including print, broadcast and digital by the Scottish parliament’s cross-party group on tackling Islamophobia and endorsed by the NUJ.
The Journalist May June 2019
It's not often that an event shakes our profession, our union and society as powerfully as the tragic death of Lyra McKee.