ethics
Showing items tagged with 'ethics'
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
No Stone Unturned
13 July 2019: NUJ press freedom campaign supporting investigative journalists Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey
30th IFJ Congress kicks off in Tunis
11 June 2019: The NUJ is taking part in the Congress of the International Federation of Journalists in Tunis, which starts today.
No Stone Unturned ruling ‘a victory for NUJ members and for press freedom’
31 May 2019: Chief Justice said journalists were acting in “nothing other than a perfectly appropriately way in doing what the NUJ required of them, which was to protect their sources.”
Belfast High Court to rule on No Stone Unturned warrants today
31 May 2019: Union calls on police to return journalistic material immediately
NUJ warns of FOI threat in Ireland
30 May 2019: Michael Foley explains the recent judgement that appears to undermine the presumption of disclosure
