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VIOLENCES PUBLIQUES PUBLIC VIOLENCE Survi Olênciasle Journalisme Aboutpúblicas Journalism Sobre Jornalismo Sur le journalisme About journalism Sobre jornalismo Vol 10, n°1 - 2021 VIOLENCES PUBLIQUES PUBLIC VIOLENCE SurVI OLÊNCIASle journalisme AboutPÚBLICAS journalism Sobre jornalismo www.surlejournalisme.com/rev Editeurs / Editors / Editores François Demers (Université Laval, Canada) • Florence Le Cam (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgique) • Sandrine Lévêque (Université Lyon II, France) • Isabelle Meuret (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgique) • Fábio Henrique Pereira (Universidade de Brasília, Brasil) • Guillaume Pinson (Université Laval, Canada) • Denis Ruellan (Sorbonne-Université, France) • Florian Tixier (Université Bordeaux Montaigne, France) Conseils scientifiques / Scientific board / Conselhos científicos Zélia Leal Adghirni (Universidade de Brasília, Brasil) • Henri Assogba (Université Laval, Canada) • João Canavilhas (Universidade da Beira Interior, Portugal) • Jean Charron (Université Laval, Canada) • Rogério Christofoletti (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brasil) • Béatrice Damian-Gaillard (Université de Rennes 1, France) • Salvador De León (Universidad Autónoma de Aguacalientes, Mexico) • Juliette De Maeyer (Université de Montréal, Canada) • Javier Diaz Noci (Universidad Pompeu Fabra, España) • David Domingo (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgique) • Chantal Francoeur (Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada) • Marie-Soleil Frère (Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgique) • Mike Gasher (Concordia University, Canada) • Gilles Gauthier (Université Laval, Canada) • María Elena Hernández Ramirez (Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico) • Thais de Mendonça Jorge (Universidade de Brasília, Brasil) • Eric Lagneau (LIER – EHESS, France) • Sandrine Lévêque (Université de la Sorbonne, France) • Kenia Beatriz Ferreira Maia (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brasil) • Pere Masip Masip (Universidad Ramon Llull, España) • Cláudia Mellado Ruiz (Universidad de Santiago, Chile) • Dione Oliveira Moura (Universidade de Brasília, Brasil) • Véronique Nguyen-Duy (Université Laval, Canada) • Greg Nielsen (Concordia University, Canada) • Raúl Hernando Osorio Vargas (Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia) • Sylvain Parasie (Université Paris- Est, France) • Laura Pardo (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina) • Valérie Jeanne Perrier (Université Paris-Sorbonne, France) • Guillaume Pinson (Université Laval, Canada) • Mauro Pereira Porto (Tulane University, USA) • Franck Rebillard (Université Sorbonne nouvelle, France) • Viviane Resende (Universidade de Brasília, Brasil) • Rémy Rieffel (Université Panthéon- Assas, France) • Roselyne Ringoot (Université Grenoble Alpes, France) • Julien Rueff (Université Laval, Canada) • Eugenie Saitta (Université de Rennes 1, France) • Lia Seixas (Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brasil) • Nikos Smyrnaios (Université Toulouse 3, France) • Jean-Francois Têtu (IEP de Lyon, France) • Marie-Eve Thérenty (Université Paul Valéry, France) • Annelise Touboul (Université de Lyon 2, France) • Adeline Wrona (Université Paris-Sorbonne, France) Equipe éditoriale / Editorial team / Equipe editorial Mariana Fagundes (assistante éditrice) • Yann Le Sager, Zen-at-work.com (conception graphique, mise en page) • Sabine Gorovitz (traduction) • Helmut Obermeir (traduction) La revue est présente en ligne (www.surlejournalisme.com/rev). L’intégralité des articles est consultable. Vous pouvez vous inscrire pour connaître les appels à publication, les parutions de nouveaux numéros. Vous pouvez aussi déposer vos propositions d’article directement sur cet espace. The Journal is online (www.surlejournalisme.com/rev). Its articles are all available for consultation. You can subscribe to be informed of the calls for publication as well as the new publications. You may also upload your own proposals on the platform. A revista está disponível online (www.surlejournalisme.com/rev). A versão integral de todos os artigos pode ser consultada. Você pode se cadastrar para ser avisado sobre a abertura de uma chamada de trabalhos ou publicação de uma nova edição da revista. Neste espaço, você também pode submeter um artigo. ISSN : 2295-0710 Numéros publiés - Published issues - Números publicados 2020 Vol. 9, n°1 Sous l'emprise des plateformes In the Grip of Platforms Sob a tutela das plataformas 2019 Vol. 8, n°2 Stéréotypes dans l’exercice du journalisme Stereotypes in Journalistic Practice Estereótipos na prática jornalística Vol. 8, n°1 The Journalism Worlds Os mundos do jornalismo Les mondes du journalisme 2018 Vol. 7, n°2 Local Journalism Jornalismo local Journalisme local Periodismo local Vol. 7, n°1 Journalisme et risques Journalism and risks Jornalismo e riscos 2017 Vol. 6, n°2 Comparaison en journalisme, médias et politique Comparison in journalism, media and politics Comparação em jornalismo, mídia e política Vol. 6, n°1 Pobreza e jornalismo Poverty and Journalism Pauvreté et journalisme 2016 Vol. 5, n°2 Normes des chercheurs -&- Éditorial et débat public (numéro double) Norms of researchers-&- Editorial and public debate (double issue) Normas dos pesquisadores -&- Editorial e debate público (edição dupla) 2 Vol. 5, n°1 Correspondants à l’étranger Foreign Correspondents Correspondantes internacionais 2015 Vol. 4, n°2 Online Journalism and its Publics Le journalisme en ligne et ses publics O jornalismo online e seus públicos Vol. 4, n°1 Journalisme et réseaux socionumériques Journalism and Social Networking Sites Jornalismo e redes sociodigitais 2014 Vol. 3, n°2 Journalisme et dispositifs mobiles Journalism and Mobile Devices Jornalismo e dispositivos móveis Vol. 3, n°1 Les invisibles du journalisme -&- L’image d’actualité (numéro double) Journalism’s ‘invisibles’ -&- The news image (double issue) Os invisíveis do jornalismo -&- A imagem noticiosa (edição dupla) 2013 Vol. 2, n°2 Le « Gouvernement » des journalistes The “Government” of journalists O “governo” dos jornalistas Vol. 2, n°1 Sources et flux de nouvelles Sources and flow of news Fontes e fluxos de notícias 2012 Vol. 1, n°1 L'entretien de recherche avec des journalistes Research interviews with journalists A entrevista de pesquisa com jornalistas Sur le journalisme - About journalism - Sobre jornalismo - Vol 10, n°1 - 2021 3 Sumário Summary Sommaire Violences publiques Public violence Violências públicas Violences publiques envers les journalistes et les médias ...................................................6 Introduction Violências públicas contra jornalistas e meios de comunicação ......................................10 Introduction Public violence against journalists and media ...................................................................14 Introdução Florence Le Cam, Fábio Henrique Pereira, Denis Ruellan Anthony Bellanger ..............................................................................................................18 Entretien Propos recueillis par Florence Le Cam, Fábio Henrique Pereira & Denis Ruellan Maria José Braga .................................................................................................................22 Entrevista Propos recueillis par Florence Le Cam, Fábio Henrique Pereira & Denis Ruellan La « violence » des Gilets jaunes .......................................................................................28 quand la fait-diversification fait diversion Olivier Baisnée, Alizé Cavé, Cyriac Gousset, Jérémie Nollet A normalização da agenda anti-gênero de Jair Bolsonaro ................................................44 Liziane Soares Guazina, Gabriela Guerreiro Leite, Ébida Santos Risk, Victimization and Coping Strategies of Journalists in Mexico and Brazil ..............62 Laura Iesue, Sallie Hughes, Sonia Virginia Moreira, Monica Sousa Le journalisme de guerre et les risques intégrés ...............................................................82 Aimé-Jules Bizimana, Benoit Gauthier La violence des médias vietnamiens à l’encontre des intellectuels critiques ..................98 Thi Thanh Phuong Nguyen-Pochan 4 Varias Títulos jornalísticos para redes sociais ............................................................................112 Michele Goulart Massuchin, Thaísa Bueno, Regilson Furtado Borges, Suzete Gaia de Sousa Genre et technologie dans le journalisme .......................................................................128 Lassané Yaméogo Otimismo e pessimismo nos websites de economia e finanças ......................................144 Romário Rocha do Nascimento, Rogéria Martins Costa Divisions du travail médiatique entre journalistes et militants ......................................162 Laurent Thiong-Kay Merci aux évaluateurs des récents numéros de la revue Agradecemos aos avaliadores das últimas edições da revista Many thanks to all the reviewers of the recent issues Sur le journalisme - About journalism - Sobre jornalismo - Vol 10, n°1 - 2021 5 Violences publiques envers les journalistes et les médias Introduction Florence Le Cam es organisations internationales de Professeure journalistes comme la Fédération LaPIJ – ReSIC internationale des journalistes Université libre de Bruxelles (FIJ) ou Reporters sans frontières Belgique (RSF) le constatent: les violences [email protected] Lenvers les journalistes ne cessent de croître dans le monde. Anthony Bellanger de la FIJ et Maria José Braga de la Fédération Fábio Henrique Pereira nationale des journalistes au Brésil, en témoignent Professor Associado dans les prochaines pages de ce numéro. Des journa- Universidade de Brasilia listes sont tué.e.s, enlevé.e.s, blessé.e.s, menacé.e.s, Brasil agressé.e.s, intimidé.e.s, harcelé.e.s,
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