ethics
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NUJ defends coronavirus whistle-blowers & journalistic sources
31 March 2020: Brave healthcare workers should not be threatened with disciplinary action if they speak to journalists
IFJ urges media to report responsibly on coronavirus crisis
3 March 2020: Global federation encourages all media to report verified, accurate and factual information
Attending the Assange trial - day four
28 February 2020: Arguments in court focused on whether Assange's work was political
Attending the Assange trial - day two
26 February 2020: On the first day of trial, Assange was handcuffed 11 times, searched naked twice, put in five separate holding cells and had his papers taken from him
Reporting Poverty - NUJ ethics council event
25 February 2020: A round-table event for journalists, press officers and experts
Union reminds UK authorities journalism is not a crime
20 December 2019: The union has pledged support for NUJ member and journalist Sarah Harrison in an FOI legal challenge
NUJ encourages accurate reporting of Zwarte Piet
4 December 2019: In the NUJ, we have a long tradition of fighting racism, promoting equality, and striving to avoid bias in our reporting.
NUJ endorses new media guidelines for reporting on Muslims and Islam
5 November 2019: The main aim in producing the guidelines is to improve the portrayal, accuracy, representation and terminology used about Islam and Muslims
NUJ condemns Paisley attack on political editor
17 September 2019: Ian Paisley’s attack on Sam McBride was unwarranted and unworthy of an MP and references to the journalists' family, religion and education are inappropriate
UK surveillance legal judgement is a blow to journalists & press freedom
29 July 2019: Bulk surveillance powers do not breach freedom of expression rights, divisional court rules in Liberty legal challenge
