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Press photographer forced to delete images
A press photographer, Carmen Valino, was forced to delete images of a crime scene after a police sergeant argued that she was disrupting an investigation despite being behind a police cordon
Street Rights 03 Aug 2010
Photographers win damages in Met Police legal case
Two photojournalists and videographers have received a public apology and £3500 in damages from the Metropolitan Police after they were forcibly prevented from reporting a protest in 2008
Street Rights 28 Jun 2010
Photographers urged to 'just say no' to Guardian rates cuts
The National Union of Journalists' London Photographers' Branch has called on freelance photographers to refuse Guardian News & Media's new rates, which will be cut, from 01 May, by 10 to 50%
Rights 28 Apr 2010
Guardian rolls out new contracts, cuts photography rates
Following discussions with the National Union of Journalists, Guardian News & Media has announced it will cut stock imagery rates by 10% instead of the 15% first proposed, BJP can reveal
Rights 26 Apr 2010
Guardian to slash photographers' fees
Freelance press photographers have been dealt another blow after Guardian News & Media announced it would cut its space rates by up to 50%, only a few months after it stops paying reproduction fees
Rights 01 Apr 2010
Photojournalist files complaint after Terrorism Act stop
Photojournalist Jess Hurd has filed a complaint with the Independent Police Complaints Commission after she was stopped, searched and detained last year while covering a wedding
Street Rights 13 Dec 2009
Police forced to reiterate photographers' right to work in public places
The Association of Chief Police Officers has issued a call to police forces re-affirming a photographer's right to take images in public places, following a week-long outcry after a journalist was stopped...
Street Rights 09 Dec 2009
National Union of Journalists backs photographers' rights
The National Union of Journalists, which held its second annual photography conference yesterday, has reaffirmed it will work to protect its photographers' rights
Street Rights 19 May 2009
Police caught bang to rights
Press photographers continue to be targeted by law officers as several cases of heavy-handed policing were revealed and caught on video this month. Olivier Laurent reports
Street Rights 24 Dec 2008
NUJ objects to police approach
The National Union of Journalists has criticised the Metropolitan Police for its heavy-handed attitude towards two photojournalists in London this week
Street Rights 17 Dec 2008
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