Keywords
Gender violence
Feminism
Social investigation
Mass media
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Abstract
This article explores the readings and assessments of media content about gender violence made by women who are victims / survivors of violence. Using a discussion group technique, a group of women with experiences of violence reflected on the quality of information, the importance of professionals and their own responses to current media treatments of this social problem. Among the results, it is worth highlighting criticisms of the superficiality and sensationalism still present in the social communication media.
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