Sentiment Analysis on Social Media: Hate Speech to the Government on Twitter

Sadat, Anwar; Lawelai, Herman; Suherman, Ansar

doi:10.55678/prj.v10i1.584

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“…However, gaps in access to and understanding of technology persist, potentially reducing participation among community groups. Social media, such as Twitter, significantly facilitates communication between governments and citizens [20], [21]. Citizens can interact with government accounts, share input, and access urban policies, enabling participation in decision-making, policy direction, and increased transparency.…”

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Optimizing the Role of ICT and Citizen Participation: Analysis of Smart City Governance Implementation in Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Mutiarin,

Lawelai

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The implementation of Smart City Governance (SCG) in Southeast Asia has gained attention as a way to improve urban life by integrating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and citizen participation. This study examines the implementation of SCG in two Southeast Asian cities, Jakarta, Indonesia, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, through online news articles analysis and data Twitter. The study employs a qualitative research method using NVivo 12 Plus software for data analysis. The study finds that the use of ICT in smart city governance in Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur has increased citizen participation through social media and government apps, especially Twitter. Analysis of Twitter data highlights the importance of monitoring public sentiment and differences in views related to the implementation of smart city governance. Citizen participation has a significant impact in improving transparency and the quality of public services. Digital inclusion is key in ensuring inclusive citizen participation and overcoming gaps in access. The study recommends that Jakarta can learn from Kuala Lumpur's success and enhance its communication strategies to increase public awareness and participation while also improving the quality and accessibility of ICT services to facilitate citizen engagement. This research provides insights for policymakers and practitioners in the development of SCG in Southeast Asia.

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Optimizing the Role of ICT and Citizen Participation: Analysis of Smart City Governance Implementation in Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Mutiarin,

Lawelai

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…In addition, government regulations are needed to guarantee freedom of expression as a fundamental human right while preventing the spread of hate speech. The involvement of law enforcement in the fight against that speech is essential, but it is not the only option (Sadat et al, 2022).…”

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Trend Analysis of Positive Sentiment for Special Autonomy for Papua on Twitter

Lawelai

Sadat

2022

J. Bina Praja

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Technological Advances encourage internet users on mobile phones or other communication tools to access or obtain information via social media, including conversations on social media on Twitter, about the implementation of Provincial special autonomy. This research method utilizes Twitter data crawled by the Drone Emprit Academic application with the keyword " special autonomy of Papua." The study analyzed 170,641 mentions collected on Twitter with the tweet "Special Autonomy for Papua." The results of this study show that the community's response to Papua's special autonomy from February 1, 2021, to February 1, 2022, was 170,641 mentions. The results of this study showed the public reaction to conversations related to Papuan special autonomy on Twitter that positive sentiment dominated with 124,181 (73 percent) mentions, followed by negative sentiment with 37,570 (22 percent) mentions, and neutral sentiment with 8,890 (5 percent) mentions. The results of this study contribute to understanding the dominant topic of Papua's special autonomy, which can be used as a reference by the government in supporting policies and improving service quality through Papua's special autonomy.

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“…Given the broad authority of the cyber police to monitor the public, it is feared that the cyber police will become a new problem in the law enforcement process in Indonesia. 25 From the problems above, there is an urgency for there to be updates regarding cyber police in Indonesia. Reforms regarding cyber police in Indonesia can be carried out by reforming cyber police institutions in Indonesia which involve the role and participation of the community.…”

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The Law Enforcement Related to Cyber Crime by Involving the Role of the Cyber Patrol Society in Achieving Justice

Nawawi,

Darmawati,

Tajuddin

et al. 2023

JurnalIUS-KHK

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This Cyber crime is a crime that is growing massively in Indonesia. In response to this, a cyber police was formed which has the task of maintaining order and obeying the law in society in the digital world. This research aims to initiate a cyber patrol system by prioritizing community participation (cyber patrol society) in realizing justice. This research is normative legal research with a conceptual and statutory approach. The research results confirm that the urgency of reforming the cyber police by involving community participation is intended to minimize abuse of power from the cyber police, especially those that can disturb people's privacy when carrying out activities in cyberspace or the digital world. Efforts to formulate a cyber patrol society in realizing justice for people who are active in the digital world need to be done by involving the community to participate in law enforcement in the digital world. Viewed from the aspect of justice, community participation is needed to ensure that cyber police do not arbitrarily occur when enforcing the law in the digital world. Apart from that, community participation in the cyber patrol system is needed so that there is a preemptive, preventive and educational approach so that public legal awareness when carrying out activities in the digital world can be achieved

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Sentiment Analysis on Social Media: Hate Speech to the Government on Twitter

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Optimizing the Role of ICT and Citizen Participation: Analysis of Smart City Governance Implementation in Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Optimizing the Role of ICT and Citizen Participation: Analysis of Smart City Governance Implementation in Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Trend Analysis of Positive Sentiment for Special Autonomy for Papua on Twitter

The Law Enforcement Related to Cyber Crime by Involving the Role of the Cyber Patrol Society in Achieving Justice

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