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Opposition to far-right threats & attempts to silence the media

Journalists are deeply concerned by far right attempts to silence the media

BBC investigated over discrimination by equal pay watchdog

The Equality and Human Rights Commission’s suspicion that some women at the BBC have not received equal pay is, in the NUJ’s view, a fact, says Michelle Stanistreet.

#TUCWomen 2019: Sisters in Solidarity

The NUJ’s proposal seeking to redress the gender imbalance in photography and videography was unanimously carried.

Far-right threats & intimidatory tactics must stop, says NUJ

Union calls for action against the perpetrators for inciting violence

Stop the licence snatchers

The NUJ’s 60+council joined pensioners’ groups and trade unionists outside the offices of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport to protest against the threat of the over-75s losing their free TV licences.

In Conversation with Gary Younge

The Guardian columnist on how bad journalists are at predicting events and writing about "black stuff".

Ditch the deal which will destroy the BBC and cause greater poverty among the elderly

Age UK, the National Pensioners Convention and NUJ tell the BBC board that the government must pay for free TV licences for the over-75s.

BBC staff must not be intimidated by Tommy Robinson

The NUJ and Bectu,unions which represent BBC staff, have roundly condemned Tommy Robinson and his fellow, far-right thugs who have planned a demonstration at Salford Quay on Saturday 23 February.

NUJ response to the Cairncross Review

This is an important report which charts the demise in public interest journalism, but should Dame Frances have been braver and made Facebook and Google responsible for the news they exploit?