Facebook must publish editorial guidelines which appear to allow users to call for the death of public figures
The National Union of Journalists has called on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to publish full details of editorial guidelines which the union says raise "fundamental questions about the standards set by Facebook in the treatment of a wide range of public figures and people who may find themselves in the public spotlight".
Journalists again threatened by loyalist paramilitaries
Newspaper journalist told of shoot to kill threat.
NUJ statement on the online abuse of Ben Hunte
"No journalist simply doing their job should be subjected to such harassment and hate-filled comments," said Michelle Stanistreet.
NUJ sounds alarm at sudden closure plan for BBC Sinhala radio
Union asks BBC leaders to step in now to press pause and reconsider.
NUJ Informed, Issue 33, November 2020
News from the union's National Executive Council.
NUJ calls for urgent meeting with BBC over social media guidelines
The NUJ has called for an urgent meeting with the BBC over members' concerns over new social media guidelines published yesterday.
Francesca Sobande gives Claudia Jones Memorial Lecture 2020
This year's lecture is on Black Women’s Digital Media and Activist Experiences in Britain.
New BBC DG sets out his vision
With 2,000 journalists' jobs at risk, the NUJ questions how the corporation can continue to make world-beating programmes.
PR workers face stress, long hours and abuse during pandemic
Survey shows that more than three quarters of PR workers have been working longer than usual hours during the pandemic, with almost four out of five feeling more stressed than usual.
Unions express solidarity after deadly blast rocks Beirut
Lebanese journalists’ union says 17 journalists have been injured, three seriously.