Alcance, estructura y aspectos del discurso en línea de odio antigitanista
Contexto de la Unión Europea, seguimiento y presentación de informes
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Antigitanismo, discurso de odio en línea, redes sociales, estudios románicos, organizaciones no gubernamentalesResumen
Este artículo tiene como objetivo proporcionar los parámetros relevantes de los fenómenos del antigitanismo, el discurso de odio en línea y su conexión. Los parámetros sirven como base para conocer las tendencias en el discurso de odio online dirigido a la comunidad romaní, los conceptos y tropos más importantes sobre el antigitanismo y las tendencias relevantes en el discurso de odio online antigitanos. El artículo se centrará en el contexto de la Unión Europea porque proporciona un marco político y jurídico comparativo y posibilidades de actividades y políticas conjuntas para abordar la discriminación contra los romaníes. Al combinar recursos académicos e informes gubernamentales, el seguimiento y los informes recopilados a través de organizaciones no gubernamentales, se concluye que el fenómeno del antigitanismo online se está fortaleciendo. Refleja el discurso del odio offline, que está relativamente mal monitoreado. Se difunde a través de todas las principales plataformas de redes sociales cuyo historial de eliminación tiende a oscilar. Una breve sección está dedicada a los aspectos interseccionales del discurso de odio antigitanista cuyas iteraciones en el espacio digital están poco investigadas.
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