The NUJ has warned against the closure of Al Jazeera and other international media outlets, following passage of a bill by the Israeli government banning broadcasting of foreign media over threats to national security.
The Society of Editors has backed calls for journalists to be granted access to Single Justice Procedure sittings.
The National Union of Journalists has welcomed improved protections for journalists targeted with lawfare.
The Society of Editors has responded to new Liberal Democrat guidance on use of fake newspapers.
RSF says over 1,000 media outlets around the world are working with the Journalism Trust Initiative to restore trust in information.
The Society of Editors is ‘deeply concerned’ by plans for automatic lifetime anonymity for minors convicted of crimes in Scotland.
WAN-IFRA has denounced efforts by government and police in Peru to undermine freedom of expression after the publication of a cartoon in La República drawing attention to recent public scandals.
The Society of Editors vows to call out ‘absurd’ fake newspapers during the General Election.
Not according to James O’Brien’s new book, ‘How they broke Britain’. The state we’re in is in no small measure down to sections of the press not doing their job properly, he says.
The UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition, of which the News Media Association is a member, last week welcomed the Anti-SLAPP Bill presented to Parliament by MP Wayne David.
New plans unveiled by the government to promote media freedom and protect journalists have been welcomed by the Society of Editors.
MPs, editors and members of the public believe that trusted journalism is essential to tackling the threat of AI-fuelled misinformation, which could threaten to undermine the next general election.
Ministers must not bow to pressure from the tech platforms and allow them to launch expensive and time-consuming appeals against the decisions of the Digital Markets Unit, editor of The Sun Victoria Newton has said.
New Northern Ireland anonymity laws would have prevented reporting of Savile allegations, says Society of Editors.
The Society of Editors has raised concerns over proposals to restrict media access to courtrooms while complainants in sexual offence prosecutions give evidence.
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