Just an additional point, if I may. Sexism doesn't start in the newsrooms. It's in our society. So we're also asking -- and maybe this isn't appropriate for this forum -- the government to really take a lead on education campaigns both in schools and generally in the ...

In addition to that, I think we want women's groups or equality organisations to be involved in setting the standards within a new, say, Press Complaints Commission, because we know now there are those headlines of discrimination and inaccurate reporting, and there's also a carve-out for so-called good ...

I think to reinforce what my colleagues have been saying, over the years this has been a huge issue for the international community and decades of work on looking into this, and to really focus on the harms of this sexist stereotyping in media and it being a barrier to ...

Just very briefly, international human rights standards require elimination of discrimination against women, including standards that the UK has signed up to, and sexist stereotypes in the media are a form of discrimination against women.

Yes, it is.

My name is Jacqui Hunt. I'm director of the London Office of Equality Now, which is an international human rights charity working to protect and promote the rights of women around the world. We mobilise grass-roots action and action of our membership, which is in now 160 countries, to ...