ethics
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NUJ submission to the Cairncross review
20 September 2018: The union highlights the challenges facing NUJ members at work and proposes a range of options available to tackle the crisis in the UK media industry
NUJ welcomes ECHR judgement on UK surveillance of journalists
13 September 2018: The ruling represents a significant blow to UK government and its repressive surveillance laws
NUJ at TUC Congress 2018
12 September 2018: The NUJ motions on fair pay, night workers and public interest journalism were all passed by delegates this year
Belfast High Court gathering shows support for public interest journalism
7 September 2018: There was a large attendance outside the Belfast Courts of Justice this morning, to show solidarity with the makers of the documentary 'No Stone Unturned'
Support investigative journalists under threat: sign the petition
4 September 2018: The arrest of journalists Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey by detectives from Durham Constabulary, supported by officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland, represents an attack on investigative journalism.
NUJ statement on Data Protection Bill amendments
9 May 2018: The NUJ fully supports the cross-party amendments on Leveson inquiry part two, and remains concerned about the approach to awarding costs and arbitration.
Giro d'Italia, Jerusalem & journalists
26 April 2018: Planning to report on Giro d'Italia? Read this leaflet first.
#DM18: NUJ ethics
22 April 2018: Delegate meeting agrees to tackle some of the many challenges relating to ethical journalism
NUJ statement on Russian journalists entering Salisbury hospital without permission
11 April 2018: Michelle Stanistreet says journalists must act responsibly and sensitively when covering stories at hospitals.
"Leveson Part 2 is unfinished business" says NUJ general secretary
6 March 2018: Union calls for a cross party campaign against the government’s decision to shelve the second stage of the Leveson inquiry.
