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European parliament votes to stop harassment of BBC Persian journalists & their families
14 March 2019: The European Parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a resolution criticising Iran’s treatment of journalists
New copyright directive makes a mockery of journalists' authors’ rights
14 February 2019: While the EU directive does include some protections for journalists, it could deny journalists any revenue arising from the re-use of their work online and other rights.
IFJ 2018 report on journalists and media staff killed: time for action!
7 February 2019: In the Shadow of Violence: journalists and media killed in 2018, details cases of 95 journalists and media professionals who lost their lives in targeted killings, bomb attacks or crossfire incidents
Over two hundred jobs cut from BuzzFeed globally
5 February 2019: Last week BuzzFeed made 15 per cent of its workforce redundant
Cameraman killed & journalist wounded in bomb attack
30 January 2019: Abu Dhabi TV cameraman Ziad al-Sharaabi was killed in Yemen’s port city of Mokha
NUJ condemns imprisonment of Turkish journalists
29 January 2019: Ayşe Düzkan and her journalist colleagues, sentenced last year for “propagandising for a terrorist organisation”, have been sent to prison. The union is lobbying for their release.
Union calls on members to back photojournalists’ campaign
24 January 2019: The Netherlands photojournalists' strike has global ramifications
Photographer killed during clashes between militia near Tripoli
21 January 2019: Unions offer condolences to the family and friends of Ben Khalifa and call on the authorities to act
IFJ records 94 deaths among media workers in 2018
2 January 2019: The International Federation of Journalists’annual list shows a reverse in the downward trend of killings of journalists and media staff in the past three years and a growing crisis in journalists’safety across the globe.
Turkey jails more union leaders & journalists
10 December 2018: Heavy sentences were pronounced against five journalists and union leader last week
