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Shawkan's release five years overdue
11 September 2018: NUJ welcomed Shawkan's imminent return to his family and friends but condemned his long imprisonment simply for working as a journalist
Egypt must set free photojournalist Shawkan
7 September 2018: The fact he may face the death penalty for reporting the truth is a devastating blow to press freedom
The World Needs Good Journalists - NUJ LFB panel/Q&A at Byline Festival
16 August 2018: Join us at Byline Festival next weekend for an NUJ LFB Panel discussion/Q&A on freelance journalism.
The Price of Photography: pictures by Shawkan
30 July 2018: Exhibition of 18 photographs taken by Mahmoud Abu Zeid aka Shawkan, winner of the 2018 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano Press Freedom Prize, who has been imprisoned since 2013 for taking pictures of a sit-in in Cairo, Egypt.
NUJ reacts to Newsquest’s cull of four out of five photographers in Cumbria
27 June 2018: The cut from five photographers to just one in Carlisle will come into effect next week, affected staff are being made redundant on Friday 29 June.
Information for journalists covering the "Free Tommy Robinson" demonstration on London on Saturday 9 June
8 June 2018: The NUJ has issued emergency legal contacts and tips for covering the far-right demonstration.
IFJ accuses Israeli authorities of lies & cover-up
12 April 2018: The IFJ has accused the Israeli government of "fabricating lies to justify murder".
NUJ calls for inquiry into killing of Palestinian press photographer
8 April 2018: The union has condemned the death of Yasser Murtaja who was shot while covering a demonstration in Gaza.
#useitpayforit: guidelines for selling your pictures
26 February 2018: If it's good enough to publish, it's good enough to be paid for. This guide will help hobby photographers get the rate for the job and prevent them from being ripped off.
#useitpayforit: NUJ condemns Newsquest’s scheme which rewards newspapers which don’t pay for photographs
20 February 2018: The regional newspaper publisher, has given cash prizes to centres which have used the most unpaid-for copy and photographs.
