ALFARISA KHUSNI FATAYATUR RAHMA. NIM 211211074. WACANA
KEKERASAN SEKSUAL TERHADAP PEREMPUAN DALAM
PEMBERITAAN DI INEWS.ID (Wacana Kritis Sara Mills). Skripsi, Program
Studi Komunikasi dan Penyiaran Islam. Jurusan Dakwah dan Komunikasi.
Fakultas Ushuluddin dan Dakwah. Universitas Islam Negeri Raden Mas Said
Surakarta. 2025.
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis representasi kekerasan seksual
terhadap perempuan dalam pemberitaan iNews.id serta mengungkap bagaimana
posisi subjek, objek, dan pembaca dibentuk melalui teks berita. Penelitian
menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan pendekatan Analisis Wacana Kritis model
Sara Mills. Teori yang digunakan mencakup teori gender, teori jurnalisme online,
dan teori jurnalisme clickbait. Data penelitian berupa sepuluh berita kekerasan
seksual terhadap perempuan yang dipublikasikan iNews.id pada periode Juli
Desember 2024, dengan teknik pengumpulan data melalui dokumentasi dan studi
pustaka. Analisis dilakukan dengan membedah struktur teks berdasarkan posisi
subjek-objek dan pemosisian pembaca.
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa korban cenderung ditempatkan
sebagai objek narasi, sementara suara mereka direduksi melalui strategi focalization
yang menekankan perspektif pihak ketiga, seperti aparat kepolisian. Upaya
perlawanan korban sering direduksi menjadi kegagalan, dan pengalaman traumatis
disederhanakan sebagai kepasrahan. Pemberitaan juga menonjolkan unsur
sensasional melalui judul provokatif, diksi emosional, dan detail yang berorientasi
pada klik, sehingga mengabaikan etika jurnalisme dan perlindungan korban.
Simpulan penelitian ini menegaskan bahwa pemberitaan iNews.id masih
mereproduksi bias gender dan mengobjektivikasi perempuan dalam kasus
kekerasan seksual. Agensi korban dilucuti, suara mereka diwakilkan kepada pihak
ketiga, dan pengalaman mereka tidak sepenuhnya terwakili. Kondisi ini
menunjukkan bahwa kepentingan komersial media lebih diutamakan dibandingkan
etika jurnalistik. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan praktik jurnalisme berbasis solusi yang
beretika, sensitif gender, serta menempatkan korban sebagai subjek dengan suara
yang sahih.
ALFARISA KHUSNI FATAYATUR RAHMA. NIM 211211074. SEXUAL
VIOLENCE DISCOURSE AGAINST WOMEN IN INEWS.ID NEWS
COVERAGE (Critical Discourse Analysis of Sara Mills Model).
Undergraduate Thesis. Department of Communication and Islamic
Broadcasting. Faculty of Ushuluddin and Da’wah. State Islamic University of
Raden Mas Said Surakarta. 2025.
This study aims to analyze the representation of sexual violence against
women in iNews.id news coverage and to examine how the positions of subject,
object, and reader are constructed through the news texts. The research employs a
qualitative method using Sara Mills’ model of Critical Discourse Analysis.
Theoretical frameworks applied include gender theory, online journalism theory,
and clickbait journalism theory. The data consist of ten news articles on sexual
violence against women published by iNews.id during the period of July–December
2024, collected through documentation and literature study. The analysis was
conducted by examining the text structure based on subject-object positioning and
reader positioning.
The findings reveal that victims tend to be positioned as narrative objects,
while their voices are reduced through focalization strategies that emphasize third
party perspectives, such as the police. Acts of resistance by victims are often
reduced to failure, and their complex traumatic experiences are simplified as
passive resignation. The news coverage also highlights sensational elements
through provocative headlines, emotional diction, and click-oriented details,
thereby neglecting journalistic ethics and victim protection.
The conclusion of this study affirms that iNews.id’s reporting reproduces
gender bias and objectifies women in cases of sexual violence. Victims’ agency is
stripped away, their voices are represented by third parties, and their experiences
are not fully acknowledged. This condition indicates that commercial interests are
prioritized over journalistic ethics. Therefore, solution-based journalism that is
ethical, gender-sensitive, and positions victims as subjects with an authentic voice
is strongly recommended.