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Journal of Islamic World and Politics, 2020
This paper focuses on the Uyghur conflict, which became international news. Many reports about th... more This paper focuses on the Uyghur conflict, which became international news. Many reports about the Uygur appear with religious-based heroic narratives that corroborate discrimination, persecution, and the Chinese government's mistake against the Uyghur ethnic minority. It aims to understand the difference in Western mass media's preaching compared to the Chinese mass media informing Uyghur-related news. Compared to other ethnicity issues, the authors believed in specific interests behind the preaching of various online mass media to what was happening in Xinjiang. The authors used the explanative method with the framework of the framing theory of Pan Konciski and the constructivist paradigm to interpret the news of the Uygur conflict. The study results show Western media are more likely to use words or sentences that drain the reader's emotions, while Chinese media are more likely to be neutral in framing the news. It is a record for the authors that the public perception regarding the internationalization of issues occurring in a country can be influenced by how the media package news content.
Journal of Islamic World and Politics, 2020
This paper focuses on the Uyghur conflict, which became international news. Many reports about th... more This paper focuses on the Uyghur conflict, which became international news. Many reports about the Uygur appear with religious-based heroic narratives that corroborate discrimination, persecution, and the Chinese government's mistake against the Uyghur ethnic minority. It aims to understand the difference in Western mass media's preaching compared to the Chinese mass media informing Uyghur-related news. Compared to other ethnicity issues, the authors believed in specific interests behind the preaching of various online mass media to what was happening in Xinjiang. The authors used the explanative method with the framework of the framing theory of Pan Konciski and the constructivist paradigm to interpret the news of the Uygur conflict. The study results show Western media are more likely to use words or sentences that drain the reader's emotions, while Chinese media are more likely to be neutral in framing the news. It is a record for the authors that the public perception regarding the internationalization of issues occurring in a country can be influenced by how the media package news content.