Only a quarter of all people seen, heard or read about in media are women, survey finds @GBCNewsroom
Only a quarter of all people seen, heard or read about in media are women, survey finds @GBCNewsroom
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Women are still only one in four people seen, heard or read about in traditional news media.

The latest figures from the Global Media Monitoring Project show this represents a rise of just 9% over the past 30 years.

Speaking to GBC staff, the Ministry of Equality’s Policy Development Officer, Marlene Dalli, says the media plays an important role in representing the diversity of the community it represents.
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Only a quarter of all people seen, heard or read about in media are women, survey finds

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