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Journalists in Bangladesh

The average portfolio of a Bangladeshi journalist is a young male Bangalee Muslim (89.1%) in their mid-thirties holding a college/university degree. Women’s participation in this craft is still disappointingly low, making up only 10.9 percent of the total number of professional journalists. On average, Bangladeshi journalists are 36.67 years old (s=10.05); the median age is 35, indicating the recent entry of a large number of young people in this vocation. Nearly all of these journalists (99.4%) describe Bangalee as their ethnic identity and 79.4 percent are Muslims.