Hate speech and others: Syrian women in Turkey

The concept of migration is a phenomenon that affects individuals or communities who migrate outlined and the country that receives migration. The emigration, particularly prominent in its international dimension, has undergone changes with the involvement of women. Refugee, one of the concepts of international immigration, is a status defined by treaty, but has many problems due to the differences of migratory and migratory communities. This study examined hate speech, one of the problems facing refugees. Hate speech is the common problem of many disadvantaged groups. When looking at the definition of this concept, it is often found that women are not among the disadvantaged groups. The reason for women's invisibility should be expressed as the dominance of the masculine-dominated mentality. The traditional media provides the data to this study, as it is one of the dominant areas of the masculine mentality and has an active power in ideology immunization/ dissemination. Van Dijk's method of analysis of Critical Discourse Analysis the media hate speech in newspapers against Syrian refugee women. Due to the many newspapers in the national press and the coverage of the Syrian refugee women, the group was divided into ideological groups, with 10 newspapers and three news samples each. Attempts were made to identify the messages behind the words in the form of analysis divided into macro and micro structure. Headlines, photographs, word choices, news rhetorical scrutiny have led to the appearance of Syrian refugee women as an act of hate over their gender. Keywords: Syrian Refugee Women, Media, Hate Speech, Gender, Critical Discourse Analysis