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Jaafar Ashtiyeh was covering violence against olive farmers when settlers set upon him with the butts of their guns Armed Israeli settlers beat a photographer in the presence of Israeli soldiers, hospitalising him, as he covered worsening settler violence against olive farmers in the occupied West Bank. Jaafar Ashtiyeh, a 58-year-old veteran photographer for Agence France-Presse in Palestine, was assaulted by a group of settlers, who beat him with the butts of their guns, despite him being marked as press. He was assaulted in view of about a dozen armed Israeli soldiers. Continue reading...

The Guardian announced last month that it would no longer use casual staff, ending a practice that has existed for several decades.

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Susan Grossman at our October meeting

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Derbyshire county council accused of ‘worst kind of double speak’ as it denied banning local democracy journalist but said his inquiries will be ignored Rows over potholes and a viral story about a garden gate have led to Reform UK’s latest confrontation with local media, after one of its councils announced it would refuse to engage with a reporter behind the stories. Reform-run Derbyshire county council has been accused of setting a “dangerous precedent” after withdrawing all cooperation with Eddie Bisknell, a Derbyshire Live journalist who is publicly funded to cover local democracy. Continue reading...

This year’s theme for Black History Month, ‘Honouring Our Communities’, invites us to recognise the individuals whose everyday contributions shape, support and sustain Black life.

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Nearly everyone - 94% of adults in the UK - uses the BBC every month. The BBC has an incredible range of TV, audio and digital services - from Planet Earth to the Proms, from BBC Bitesize and The Worl...

Séamus Dooley, NUJ assistant general secretary, recalls the murder of Martin O’Hagan 25 years ago today.

The NUJ has warned that the BBC risks becoming trapped in an avoidable “doom spiral”, harming both workers and UK audiences, if the nation’s broadcaster continues its regime of brutal cuts.

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The NUJ has renewed its support for Turkish journalists following the latest state assault on press freedom.

Next Monday, 28 Sep, marks the 25th anniversary of the murder of Sunday World journalist Martin O'Hagan.

NUJ members working at the Lancet are out on strike today (22 September) over pay.

More than 120 members of the scientific community around the world have signed an open letter expressing solidarity with workers at The Lancet as they prepare to take strike action.

The Wales First Minister gave a keynote address today (19 September) at the NUJ's major conference, 'The State of Media in Wales: Shaping Our Future'.

The TUC believes we are now at a crucial moment in the AI-driven technological workplace revolution. These reports are part of the TUC project on AI and the employment relationship.

Our meeting in the House of Commons 8 June

The annual Claudia Jones Memorial Lecture, organised by the NUJ Black Members’ Council, honours the pioneering journalist and radical activist.

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NUJ members working at The Lancet, one of the world’s leading medical journals, are set to go on strike next week following a long-running dispute over pay.

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Chair's speech at TUC

The NUJ Black Members' Council will host an event on 30 Sep to celebrate Lionel Morrison and the publication of his memoir.

Chair's speech at TUC