ИЖТИМОИЙ ТАРМОҚЛАРДА АЁЛЛАРНИ ЭКСТРЕМИСТИК ҒОЯЛАРГА ЖАЛБ ЭТИШ ТАҲДИДИ: ТАҲЛИЛ ВА ХУЛОСАЛАР

Farrukh ELMIRZAYEV

doi:10.65944/9vadyy77

Authors

Farrukh ELMIRZAYEV Officer of the Counter-Terrorism Service, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.65944/9vadyy77

Keywords:

онлайн ёллаш, кстремистик тармоқлар, тарғибот стратегиялари, экстремизм, тармоқдаги хавфлар, радикал ғоялар, гендер муаммолари, манипуляция усуллари, моносфера муҳити

Abstract

Ушбу мақола экстремистик гуруҳларнинг ижтимоий тармоқларда хотин-қизларни қандай қилиб нишонга олиши жараёнларини таҳлил қилишга қаратилган. Сўнгги йилларда интернет экстремистлар учун ёллаш ва радикаллашув воситасига айланиб, уларнинг аёллар ўртасида қўллаб-қувватловчи муҳит яратишга бўлган уринишлари ортиб бормоқда.

Тадқиқот жараёнида етакчи ижтимоий медиа платформаларида аёлларни ёллаш ва уларнинг онгини ўзгартиришга қаратилган постлар ва контентлар таҳлил қилинди. Тадқиқот методологияси сифатида қиёсий таҳлилдан фойдаланилиб, бир қатор ижтимоий тармоқлардаги постлар, хештеглар ва визуал контентлар ўрганилди. Шу билан бирга, аёллар ўртасида кибермаконда кенг тарқалаётган гендер нотенглик ва патриархал стереотиплар – аёлларни уй ишларига, эркакларни эса етакчиликка мос келади деган анъанавий қарашлар ҳамда экстремистлар томонидан хотин-қизларга таъсир ўтказиш мақсадида ишлатилган методлар таҳлил қилинди.

Тадқиқот натижалари экстремистик гуруҳларнинг аёлларни ёллашда шахсий ва жамиятдаги заифликларидан фойдаланишини кўрсатди. Бу гуруҳлар аёлларнинг психологик эҳтиёжларини эксплуатация қилиш орқали ўз таъсирини ўтказмоқда. Тадқиқот натижалари жамиятда рақамли саводхонликни ривожлантириш ва виртуал оламдаги фойдаланувчиларга зарур кўникмаларни ўргатишнинг аҳамиятини таъкидлайди. Ушбу кўникмаларни ошириш орқали жамият экстремистик таъсирларга қарши тура оладиган чора-тадбирларни ишлаб чиқишга кўмаклашади.

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