ethics
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Covert powers must not override legal protections on UK press freedom
9 October 2020: New powers enshrined in the Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill must not override existing legal protections on press freedom
Unfettered reporting threatened - what Assange extradition hearings reveal
2 October 2020: Assange faces a potential sentence with a release date more than a century beyond his lifespan, the indictment contains a description of core journalistic activities
Wikileaks as important as the Pentagon Papers
18 September 2020: Tim Dawson reports from the Assange trial this week
No Stone Unturned
21 July 2020: NUJ press freedom campaign supporting investigative journalists Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey
PSNI must hand back material from No Stone Unturned case
16 July 2020: The police must take immediate steps to return all data and material held, and bring those responsible for the Loughinisland massacre to justice
Historic victory for all journalists, says NUJ
10 July 2020: The judgment on No Stone Unturned case endorsed the protection of sources and NUJ code
Black Lives Matter - NUJ statement
9 June 2020: The NUJ salutes the dignity of the family of George Floyd and extend condolences as they mourn his loss in such barbaric circumstances
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
