0267/2020 - Trabalho Sexual em Período de Pandemia por COVID-19 no Contexto Ibero-americano: análise de anúncios em websites Sex Work in a Pandemic Period by COVID-19 in the Ibero-American Context: analysis of advertisements on websites
Trabalhadores do sexo tornam-se cada vez mais vulneráveis economicamente como resultado das medidas restritivas implementadas para responder à pandemia de coronavírus. Nesse sentido, o objetivo deste estudo é analisar o conteúdo dos websites e anúncios de prostituição sobre medidas relacionadas à pandemia por COVID-19. Trata-se de descrição do fluxo de visitas e análise de conteúdo das comunicações em websites que anunciam transações de sexo comercial. Realizou-se cálculo de variação percentual do número de visitas para três períodos compreendidos entre 02/2019 a 04/2020. Posteriormente, extraíram-se anúncios com os termos “corona”, “pandemia” e “quarentena” em websites que oferecem mecanismo de busca. Para análise de conteúdo, utilizou-se o método de Bardin. Houve aumento no número de acessos nos websites de prostituição entre o ano de 2019 e 2020, seguido de queda com a advento da crise pandêmica por coronavírus. Dentre as medidas de proteção durante a pandemia, destacam-se as recomendações de saúde e incentivo ao sexo virtual. Dentre 1.991.014 anúncios, 0,51% mencionam a crise por COVID-19 quanto ao descumprimento do distanciamento social, medidas de proteção e oferta de sexo on-line.
Palavras-chave:
Trabalho Sexual; Anúncios;Mídias Sociais; Infecções por Coronavírus;Pandemias.
Abstract:
Sex workers become increasingly vulnerable economically because of restrictive measures in place to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.In this sense, the objective of this study is to analyze the content of websites and prostitution advertisements on measures related to the pandemic by COVID-19. It is a description of the flow of visits and content analysis of communications on websites that advertise commercial sex transactions. We calculated the percentage change in the number of visits for three periods02/2019 to 04/2020. Later, we extracted ads with the terms \"corona\", \"pandemic\" and \"quarantine\" on websites that offer search engines. We used the Bardin method for content analysis. There was an increase in the number of visits to prostitution websites between 2019 and 2020, followed by a decrease with the advent of the coronavirus pandemic crisis. With regard to the protection measures during the pandemic, health recommendations and encouragement of virtual sex stand out. Among 1,991,014 advertisements, 0.51% mention the crisis by COVID-19 regarding noncompliance with social distance, protection measures and online sex offer.
Keywords:
Sex Work; Advertisement; Social Media; Coronavirus Infections; Pandemics.
Sex Work in a Pandemic Period by COVID-19 in the Ibero-American Context: analysis of advertisements on websites
Resumo (abstract):
Sex workers become increasingly vulnerable economically because of restrictive measures in place to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.In this sense, the objective of this study is to analyze the content of websites and prostitution advertisements on measures related to the pandemic by COVID-19. It is a description of the flow of visits and content analysis of communications on websites that advertise commercial sex transactions. We calculated the percentage change in the number of visits for three periods02/2019 to 04/2020. Later, we extracted ads with the terms \"corona\", \"pandemic\" and \"quarantine\" on websites that offer search engines. We used the Bardin method for content analysis. There was an increase in the number of visits to prostitution websites between 2019 and 2020, followed by a decrease with the advent of the coronavirus pandemic crisis. With regard to the protection measures during the pandemic, health recommendations and encouragement of virtual sex stand out. Among 1,991,014 advertisements, 0.51% mention the crisis by COVID-19 regarding noncompliance with social distance, protection measures and online sex offer.
Palavras-chave (keywords):
Sex Work; Advertisement; Social Media; Coronavirus Infections; Pandemics.
Passos, T.S, Almeida-Santos, M.A. Trabalho Sexual em Período de Pandemia por COVID-19 no Contexto Ibero-americano: análise de anúncios em websites. Cien Saude Colet [periódico na internet] (2020/Ago). [Citado em 29/06/2024].
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