ethics
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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
Warrants set to be quashed in No Stone Unturned case
29 May 2019: NUJ members Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey vindicated and a good day for press freedom in Northern Ireland
No Stone Unturned judicial review begins in Belfast
28 May 2019: The judicial review will focus on the legitimacy of the search warrants
NUJ concerned by misleading DWP newspaper ads
22 May 2019: The DWP campaign includes unbranded wraparound advertorials and features that promote Universal Credit
NUJ reaction: Julian Assange arrest
11 April 2019: NUJ reacts to arrest and removal of Julian Assange from Ecuadorian embassy.
NUJ ethics council supports University Times coverage of hazing in Trinity College Dublin
25 March 2019: NUJ defends the professional standards of The University Times
Solidarity protest outside Belfast court for No Stone Unturned journalists
20 March 2019: Journalists met by supporters as they challenge the police search warrants and redactions made to warrant applications
