Palestine: NUJ supports MP calls for accountability after investigation into killing of journalists by Israeli forces
The NUJ and International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) have welcomed calls from parliamentarians to hold the Israeli government accountable before international courts following a new investigation into the killing of 20 civilians, including five journalists, at Gaza's Nasser hospital.
UK Home Office must correct advice on photography in public spaces, says NUJ
The NUJ is calling on the Home Office to rectify information it has published and shared with asylum seekers on restrictions around photographing and filming people in public places.
US: NUJ solidarity with unions fighting visa restrictions on foreign journalists
The NUJ has joined the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in condemning the US government’s decision to drastically shorten visas for foreign journalists and fully backs joint union legal action to block it.
NUJ responds to competition regulator’s inquiry into Sky’s takeover of ITV
The NUJ has responded to a Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) inquiry into Sky’s acquisition of ITV, making clear concerns that the merger would significantly increase concentration of market power within the UK broadcasting sector.
Statement on death of Jason Arday
The NUJ has responded to the death of Jason Arday, former Cambridge University professor.
NUJ issues notice of ballot at The Lancet over pay
Members at The Lancet NUJ Chapel have overwhelmingly rejected the company's latest pay offer, with the union now having sent notice to ballot for industrial action.
NUJ welcomes PSNI’s renewed Lyra McKee appeal
The NUJ has welcomed the renewed appeal by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) for information about the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.
Reach chapel calls for an end to devastating cycle of redundancies
The NUJ Reach Group chapel has passed a motion calling for the Reach plc board to stop mass redundancies across the company after a poor financial statement.
NUJ welcomes victory for Vincent Kearney in state surveillance tribunal
The NUJ has welcomed a decision by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) to order MI5 and Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to pay £20,000 in damages to journalist and union member Vincent Kearney over sustained unlawful surveillance.
Mirror Group Newspapers chapel pay tribute to Watford print site workers
The NUJ’s Mirror Group Newspapers chapel have paid tribute to workers at the newspaper printing site in Watford.