New guidance from the NUJ and International Professional Security Association
Guidelines for journalists and private security officers aims to improve working relationships.
Human Rights Day 2021
The NUJ condemns the "sheer quantity and malice of government attacks on human rights".
Four in five journalists have experienced threats and violence at work
Over one in three female respondents said they do not feel safe operating as a journalist in the UK, a government survey has found.
NUJ Scotland welcomes journalists covering COP26 in Glasgow
The union has provided guidance to members covering the conference and climate emergency demonstrations.
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 his property and the imposition of bail conditions and Fixed Penalty Notice were all unlawful.
NUJ to report incidents of members attacked by so-called England fans
The union is to report incidents of violence against journalists and videographers covering the Euros championship to an inquiry opened by the football governing body UEFA.
NUJ Equality Council calls on governments to ratify convention on violence and harassment at work
On June 25 the International Labour Organization Convention 190 on violence and harassment in the world of work came into force.
Threats to media at weekend demonstration condemned by NUJ
NUJ members have informed the union they faced threats and harassment on Saturday at the Covid anti-lockdown, anti-vaccine protest that saw thousands march through the capital.
Freelances struggle for work and aid a year on
It was the self-employed who saw work disappear almost from the outset of the pandemic, survey finds.
The Journalist February March 2021
As we begin to see a way out of lockdown restrictions and as Spring approaches there is more optimism in the air.
