ethics
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Whydunnit?
4 May 2017: What are the responsibilities journalists face when covering criminal cases? How can forensic psychology play its part in explaining the behaviour of offenders? This joint NUJ and BPS event explored the issues.
Reporting Poverty conference 2017
24 April 2017: Conference looking at how poverty is reported internationally,including NUJ film.
A stronger voice for women in the media
8 March 2017: Fiona Davidson highlights some of the key problems for women in the media and society.
Message from Canada – Hands off our sources
8 March 2017: Trade unionist and former journalist Stuart Laidlaw explains the ongoing Canadian campaign for the protection of media sources.
NUJ welcomes parliamentary recommendations on Section 40
23 February 2017: The NUJ has welcomed the culture, media and sport parliamentary select committee response on the implementation of section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013.
Confessions of the Paparazzi
9 February 2017: The NUJ codes states that all stories and photographs published by members should be "honestly conveyed, accurate and fair" and members should do their utmost to correct harmful inaccuracies.
Brexit, racism & fake news: NUJ ethics conference 11 March
2 February 2017: An ethics conference organised by NUJ members for NUJ members.
IFJ warns Trump against threats to press freedom
20 January 2017: International Federation of Journalists calls on the new president to stop attacking the media and respect freedom of expression.
Change language & include disabled people in the media
2 December 2016: NUJ disabled members push for progressive change as part of UK disability history month.
Reaction to the passing of the Investigatory Powers Bill
18 November 2016: The extremely intrusive and unnecessary surveillance powers contained within the Investigatory Powers Bill trample over the very principles of journalism.
