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Discurso de ódio online: avaliação da prevalência de discursos de ódio online de caráter misógino contra estudantes universitárias
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Atualmente, o discurso de ódio online encontra-se extremamente difundido, sendo que estudos realizados em diversos países indicam que entre 42% e 67% da população de jovens adultos observou “mensagens ou discurso online odioso e degradante” e 21% terão sido vítimas deste tipo de discurso. Existe, ainda, uma prevalência de 85% de violência digital contra mulheres, abrangendo, tanto mulheres que foram vítimas diretas, como mulheres que testemunharam discursos de ódio contra outras mulheres.
Assim, o presente Projeto visa, não só, compreender a problemática dos discursos de ódio online, particularmente de caráter misógino, procurando definir e contextualizar este fenómeno (a nível histórico, social, e do ponto de vista legal), como apresentar algumas estratégias preventivas passíveis de serem adotadas para combater este problema.
Finalmente, será apresentada uma proposta de estudo, cujo objetivo principal é o de avaliar a prevalência de discursos de ódio online de cariz misógino, perpetrados contra e/ou testemunhados por estudantes universitárias do sexo feminino ou que se identificam com o género feminino, e compreender o impacto deste tipo de vitimação. Espera-se que a proposta apresentada contribua para a criação de estratégias de prevenção e de combate aos discursos de ódio online, nomeadamente de caráter misógino e de propostas de intervenção junto das vítimas.
Nowadays, online hate speech is extremely widespread, now that studies carried out in many countries indicate that between 42% and 67% of the population of young adults has observed “hateful and degrading online messages or speech” and 21% have been victims of this kind of speech. There is, furthermore, a prevalence of 85% of digital violence against women, encompassing both women who have been direct victims, and women who have witnessed hate speech against other women. Therefore, the present Project aims to not only comprehend the problem of online hate speech, particularly misogynistic hate speech, by attempting to define and contextualize this phenomenon (at an historical and social level, and from the legal standpoint), as well as to introduce some preventive strategies that are apt to be adopted in order to combat this issue. Finally, a study proposal will be presented, whose main objective is to evaluate the prevalence of misogynistic online hate speech, perpetrated against and/or witnessed by female university students or students who identify with the female gender, and to understand the impact of this type of victimization. It is expected that this proposal may contribute to the elaboration of preventive and combative strategies against online hate speech, mainly misogynistic, and intervention proposals for the victims.
Nowadays, online hate speech is extremely widespread, now that studies carried out in many countries indicate that between 42% and 67% of the population of young adults has observed “hateful and degrading online messages or speech” and 21% have been victims of this kind of speech. There is, furthermore, a prevalence of 85% of digital violence against women, encompassing both women who have been direct victims, and women who have witnessed hate speech against other women. Therefore, the present Project aims to not only comprehend the problem of online hate speech, particularly misogynistic hate speech, by attempting to define and contextualize this phenomenon (at an historical and social level, and from the legal standpoint), as well as to introduce some preventive strategies that are apt to be adopted in order to combat this issue. Finally, a study proposal will be presented, whose main objective is to evaluate the prevalence of misogynistic online hate speech, perpetrated against and/or witnessed by female university students or students who identify with the female gender, and to understand the impact of this type of victimization. It is expected that this proposal may contribute to the elaboration of preventive and combative strategies against online hate speech, mainly misogynistic, and intervention proposals for the victims.
Description
Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciada em Criminologia
Keywords
Discurso de ódio online Misoginia Mulheres Raparigas Redes sociais Violência digital Online hate speech Misogyny Women Girls Social networks Digital violence