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LBP Vote on UKPCA Code

5th February, 2012

Mohamed Al Fayed leaves the inquiry into the death of Princess Diana. © Carmen Valino

On Tuesday 31 January the London Photographers’ Branch (LPB) passed the following motion.

“Following hostile criticism of press photographers at the Leveson inquiry, this branch calls on the General Secretary to draw the attention of the Inquiry to the NUJ code of conduct, and recommends that a common Code of Conduct drawing from the NUJ and other codes is adopted by all holders of a UKPCA national press card.”

As the NUJ has core participant status, General Secretary Michelle Stanistreet has written to all members inviting them to confidentially put forward their views and experiences to be submitted to Leveson.

Tell Michelle your experiences for the Leveson Inquiry

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January Branch Meeting/AGM – In The Eye of Leveson

23rd January, 2012

Tuesday 31 January 2012, 6pm at Headland House will host the third NUJ London Photographers’ Branch Annual Delegate Meeting. We will also be holding branch nominations for the new National Executive Position (NEC) Photographers’ Seat and we will be passing an important motion on the Leveson Inquiry, calling for a nation wide UK Press Card Code of Conduct.

In the first part of the meeting we are very privileged to have Nigel Dickinson travelling over from Paris to discuss privacy law in France and its effect on photography and reporting. We also have the NUJ Senior Campaigns and Communications Officer Sarah Kavanagh, taking time out of her busy schedule to talk to the branch about what the union has being doing about the Leveson Inquiry. With the NUJ being a core participant, Sarah has been working with Michelle Stanistreet and can fill us in on the latest developments and what we can expect next. Read the rest of this entry »