Ana Paula da Rosa 168 Figure 07: Assembly from archive images reproduced in different Brazilian newspapers Retrieved from families’ photo albums published in various press vehicles Although many demonstrations on the networks are made with illustrations and cartoons, child victims’ images in urban conflicts, such as clashes with the police, are simply pre- vented from circulating. The allegations that they are disturbing images, prohibited by platforms, or that it is necessary to “preserve childhood” indicate a different treatment of images from conflicts in the East or Europe5. We can say that there is a 5 In dialogue with José Luiz Aidar Prado during the International Seminar on Research on Mediatization (2020), this aspect of media framing and a modus operandi of journalism allowed us to reflect on the ethnic prescription (and why not ethics?) of journalists. Journalism based on the scoop of reporting and the absence of a more empathetic way of conducting oftern transfers the responsi-
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