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 killing of Al Jazeera journalist
NUJ sends condolences to family and friends of respected journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
NUJ condemns sweeping attack on journalists and media freedom
Legislation unveiled in the Queen's speech will create a hostile environment for journalists.
Information commissioner is told Freedom of Information is “broken”
More than 100 newspaper editors, MPs, journalists, celebrities and campaigners signed a letter calling on John Edwards to fix FOI.
NUJ welcomes protection of sources victory at Old Bailey
At a hearing at London’s Old Bailey today West Midlands Police failed in their legal bid to force NUJ member Chris Mullin to reveal the source for his Birmingham Six investigations.
NUJ welcomes government commitment to SLAPP "clampdown"
A new consultation seeks views on proposals tackling the weaponising of lawsuits to silence journalists.
Julian Assange loses right to appeal US extradition
The NUJ has renewed its call for UK government intervention in Assange's case.
Ukraine: urgent member appeal to help journalists
The NUJ is asking members to stand in solidarity with journalists in Ukraine, by donating to a dedicated safety fund.
