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The union has commented after charges were dropped against a photographer arrested by South Wales Police one day before the trial was due to begin.

The union won an apology and out-of-court settlements for two photographers and a video journalist who were detained while covering a Black Lives Matter solidarity protest for Eric Garner at Westfield shopping centre in Shepherd’s Bush, London, on December 10, 2014.

On International Women's Day, the union is supporting calls to national police leads urging necessary action to address the harmful online violence women journalists face as part of their work.

The NUJ has stressed action by An Garda Síochána to obtain images of far-right riots poses danger to the safety of photojournalists.

The union welcomed a High Court ruling against the Metropolitan Police, preventing their access to confidential journalistic material.  

NUJ condemns unlawful surveillance of Barry McCaffrey by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and calls for an open hearing into events.   

The NUJ has added its voice to concerns over draft College of Policing guidance which would give forces in England and Wales the option of not releasing the names of people charged with offences.

Ten organisations have highlighted the chilling effect of arrests on freedom of expression and urged Suella Braverman to reconsider plans under the Public Order Bill.

The union has called for ‘immediate action’ and condemned arrests of three journalists by Hertforshire police.

NUJ condemns decision to charge Chair of Hong Kong Journalists Association following arrest on 7 September.