The National Union of Journalists is the voice for journalists & journalism - an active, campaigning, membership organisation promoting media freedom & ethics.
The NUJ expresses its solidarity with thousands of retired civil servants facing late or missing pension payments due to Capita's failures.
We support @pcs_union's calls to bring pension administration back in-house and compensate everyone affected urgently.
@TUCGinfo
Dozens of protesters took to the streets of Westminster today to voice their anger over Capita's failed administration of the civil service pension scheme. #EndCapitaChaos#BringItInHouse Photo by Andy Aitchison. Read the web story >>> https://t.co/9YIPQHQeSY
On 24 June, MPs from various parties gathered in Westminster Hall to debate the media green paper, which aims to improve public access to trusted news.
@RLong_Bailey, Labour MP for Salford and NUJ parliamentary group chair, raises the detrimental impact of recent cuts at the BBC and STV.
https://t.co/sCT6YKiPb4
On 24 June, MPs from various parties gathered in Westminster Hall to debate the media green paper, which aims to improve public access to trusted news.
@RLong_Bailey, Labour MP for Salford and NUJ parliamentary group chair, raises the detrimental impact of recent cuts at the BBC and STV.
https://t.co/sCT6YKiPb4
The BBC contributed £6.7bn to the UK economy and supported 79,000 jobs in 24/25.
Public service broadcasting generates unrivalled economic and cultural value. It’s clear we must prevent further cuts and #BackTheBBC. If you agree, sign our joint petition:
https://t.co/I8dZYTwjhG
#Uganda🇺🇬: Klaus Thymann, a photographer and member of @NUJofficial, was released after a five-day detention while working in the Rwenzori mountains. We welcome his release and reiterate that journalists must be able to do their work without interference. https://t.co/JloSIQVYun
The NUJ parliamentary group has tabled a motion calling on the government to safeguard press freedom after a public body attempted to recover FOI costs from journalist Barnie Choudhury.
@johnmcdonnellMP@BarnieChoudhury
https://t.co/HkLjS2SHG1
The NUJ welcomes the release of Klaus Thymann.
Thymann said: "I am enormously grateful for the support that I received from the NUJ. My dependable and effective ally allowed me to hold on to a crumb of hope even when all seemed against me.”
https://t.co/CZPrGb8k45
The NUJ calls for the immediate release of highly respected photographer, investigator, and our member, Klaus Thymann, who was arrested in Kampala, Uganda, yesterday.
https://t.co/vZc8RSfWVM
“That a major bank appears to have cut off an independent publisher’s financial access without clear explanation sets a disturbing precedent for press freedom in the UK," said Laura Davison, NUJ general secretary.
https://t.co/UAQOlJbeEA
"The Fund is recognition that the industry cannot be left to the vagaries of the market and that our members working in local news play a pivotal role in upholding social cohesion and democracy," said Laura Davison, NUJ general secretary.
Read more➡️ https://t.co/sqN70C5O3q
Laura Davison, NUJ general secretary, said:
"The NUJ reiterates the need for the new owners to preserve jobs and invest in local and regional news that continues to serve audiences across the UK.”
https://t.co/2EBtbOBDyY
The NUJ delegation highlighted the importance of the union's LGBT+ reporting guidelines in countering hateful narratives at the TUC LGBT+ Conference.
https://t.co/UgtdNtyIry
"The NUJ had hoped that Lyra's family would find solace by securing a conviction through the judicial process.
"Mrs Justice Smyth determined clearly and unambiguously that Lyra McKee had been murdered. However, not guilty verdicts were returned against the three accused.
"It remains a matter of grave concern that no one was charged with the shooting of Lyra McKee; the person who pulled the trigger got off scot-free. In this case, someone has gotten away with the murder of a journalist - just as happened in the case of Martin O'Hagan.
"Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with Lyra's family, partner, and friends at this incredibly difficult and distressing time."
- Séamus Dooley (@Seamusdo), NUJ assistant general secretary.
https://t.co/1ACBFpZ6k2
The threat to jobs at the BBC could undermine the station’s vital role as a public broadcaster. I am urging people to please sign this petition to protect the jobs of these workers & the essential service they provide.
#UK 🇬🇧: 📣Sign the @NUJofficial and allies' public petition to show solidarity with workers and demonstrate how much a properly funded, independent and representative BBC means to you and your community
https://t.co/n8IGNQQXVk
The NUJ has expressed solidarity with the family, partner, and friends of murdered journalist Lyra McKee ahead of the long-awaited verdict at the Belfast Crown Court today.
https://t.co/GPuqpb4RvB
"These cuts will irreparably damage coverage," said Laura Davison, NUJ general secretary. "The corporation's leadership should reconsider this rash decision and the government should urgently intervene to maintain jobs and the BBC’s global reputation."
https://t.co/JDzTlNJyRP
Hana Williams, 2025 George Viner Scholar, reflects on her journalism education and career so far.
The NUJ's George Viner Memorial Fund aims to improve diversity in the British and Irish media by providing bursaries to Black and minority ethnic student journalists.
The deadline to apply is 31 July: https://t.co/a2DbWzjXwA
The @EVAWuk is hosting a free webinar for journalists at 2pm on 7 July, offering practical guidance on reporting rape responsibly and accurately.
The webinar will be led by Sophie Wilkinson, freelance journalist, and Dr Alessia Tranchese, author of 'Reporting on Rape: Changing the Narrative'.
Register here: https://t.co/o9cfOl4beQ