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O tratamento das minorias no noticiário internacional: Estudo de caso na secção Mundo do Público
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O presente relatório de estágio tem como objectivo perceber como são tratadas as minorias e as mulheres no noticiário internacional, particularmente na secção Mundo do Público. Dado a influência dos meios de comunicação social na formação de ideias e perspectivas sobre a realidade e o mundo que nos rodeia, foi realizada uma análise de conteúdo da secção em questão durante o mês de Outubro de 2018. De um universo de 304 conteúdos noticiosos, a amostra final totaliza 38 (13%) publicações para a categoria das minorias, e 36 (12%) para a categoria das mulheres. No que diz respeito à representação, dos 38 conteúdos atribuídos às minorias, 9 (24%) encontram-se na categoria de Problemas sociais. Estas são ainda representadas como refugiados em 7 (18%) dos conteúdos mencionados, e como invasores em 6 (16%). No caso das mulheres, das 36 publicações analisadas, 14 (39%) apresentam a mulher num cenário político. Ainda assim, são 6 (17%) as publicações referentes a abusos sexuais, e 5 (14%) as que se referem à mulher como vítima. Com a excepção da elevada representação das mulheres na política, ambas as categorias são representadas conforme os estereótipos de minoria associada a problemas sociais e à migração, e da mulher associada à violência sexual e à figura da vítima.
This internship report aims to realise how minorities and women are treated in international news, particularly in the World desk of Público newspaper. Given the influence of news media in the formation of ideas and perspectives about the reality and the world that surrounds us, an analysis concerning the news content of the desk in question during the month of October 2018 was conducted. From 304 contents, the final sample totalises 38 (13%) publications for the minorities category, and 36 (12%) for the women category. When it comes to representation, from the 38 contents attributed to minorities, 9 (24%) are about Social problems. They are also represented as refugees in 7 (18%) of the contents, and as invaders in 6 (16%) of them. As for women, from the 36 publications analysed, 14 (39%) present women in a political setting. However, there are 6 (17%) publications referring to sexual abuse, and 5 (14%) that refer to women as victims. With the exception of the high political representation of women, both categories are represented according to the stereotype of the minority associated with social problems and migration, and of women associated with sexual violence and the figure of the victim.
This internship report aims to realise how minorities and women are treated in international news, particularly in the World desk of Público newspaper. Given the influence of news media in the formation of ideas and perspectives about the reality and the world that surrounds us, an analysis concerning the news content of the desk in question during the month of October 2018 was conducted. From 304 contents, the final sample totalises 38 (13%) publications for the minorities category, and 36 (12%) for the women category. When it comes to representation, from the 38 contents attributed to minorities, 9 (24%) are about Social problems. They are also represented as refugees in 7 (18%) of the contents, and as invaders in 6 (16%) of them. As for women, from the 36 publications analysed, 14 (39%) present women in a political setting. However, there are 6 (17%) publications referring to sexual abuse, and 5 (14%) that refer to women as victims. With the exception of the high political representation of women, both categories are represented according to the stereotype of the minority associated with social problems and migration, and of women associated with sexual violence and the figure of the victim.
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Noticiário internacional Jornal Público Tratamento das minorias Questões de género International news Público newspaper Treatment of minorities Gender issues