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Unions call for release of journalist jailed in Iran
5 September 2018: The NUJ backs calls made by the International Federation of Journalists and the Association of Iranian journalists demanding the release of Amir Hossein Miresmaeili
NUJ condemns imprisonment of two Reuters journalists in Myanmar
3 September 2018: Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were sentenced to seven years in prison under Mayanmar’s 1923 Official Secrets Act.
NUJ London Freelance Branch meeting, September 2018
22 August 2018: Branch business and Safiullah Tazib on how we can support journalists facing violence worldwide.
BBC journalists are not anti-Iranian terrorist-nurturers, says NUJ
9 August 2018: The National Union of Journalists (NUJ), the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the BBC World Service have jointly reacted to accusations about BBC Persian Service and its journalists.
New video of Japanese journalist Jumpei Yasuda held captive in Syria
2 August 2018: Japanese government should help free Yasuda as new video shows 42-year-old freelance journalist surrounded by armed, masked men.
IFJ condemns murder of Russian journalists in the Central African Republic
2 August 2018: Kirill Radchenko, Alexander Rastorguyev, and Orkhan Dzhemal were killed by an unidentified group of armed men in the village of Sibuti.
NUJ expresses condolences, solidarity & support for Capital Gazette
29 June 2018: The killings of journalists doing their jobs at the Capital Gazette is a shocking and devastating blow, says union leader
Palestinian journalists under attack: NUJ public meeting in parliament
13 June 2018: Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate leaders will be our guests at this NUJ event and will present the results of their monitoring of attacks on journalists and media workers.
IFJ condemns killing of journalist in Yemen
11 June 2018: Yemeni journalist Anwar Al-Rakan died after he had been tortured in detention.
Babchenko case: intolerable and unacceptable
31 May 2018: It is intolerable to lie to journalists around the world and to mislead millions of citizens.
