Etički aspekti izveštavanja o maloletničkom kriminalitetu u Srbiji
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Predmet rada jeste izveštavanje o maloletničkom kriminalitetu u Srbiji posredstvom veb-sajtova dnevnih novina Kurir i Politika. Autor je nastojao da primenom analize sadržaja utvrdi da li se izveštavanju pristupa profesionalno, kao i da li se novinari bave uzrocima maloletničkog kriminaliteta, istovremeno nastojeći da edukuju čitaoce o osobenostima ovog fenomena. Cilj rada jeste da se ispita usaglašenost medijskog izveštavanja sa relevantnim normama koje obavezuju novinare. Rezultati istraživanja ukazuju na to da je, u formalnopravnom smislu, medijsko izveštavanje usaglašeno sa pozitivnim propisima koji uređuju ovu oblast, ali da bi etičnost u vršenju novinarskog poziva mogla biti na višem nivou. Iako je izveštavanje zasnovano na imenovanim izvorima i ne suprotstavlja se načelu zaštite privatnosti, izostaje ukazivanje na širi kontekst u kome se maloletnički kriminalitet ispoljava. Medijska slika o maloletničkom kriminalitetu, koju kreiraju proučavani veb-sajtovi, ističe nasilnički kriminalitet, iako maloletnici u Srbiji dominantno čine krivična dela iz oblasti imovinskog kriminaliteta. Autor zaključuje da je potrebno sadržajnije izveštavanje koje se ne bi ograničavalo na puko prenošenje informacija o najtežim oblicima maloletničkog kriminaliteta, kao i edukovanje šire javnosti o ovoj temi.
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