The ruling on digital sex crimes in South Korea is a joke. Look at how broken SK justice is. 🧵🧵 Man who created 47 obscene materials by installing hidden cameras in toilets frequented by children and adolescents: Not guilty. naver.me/59i64UqJ

A Korean man secretly filmed part of a Chinese woman’s body in China. The Chinese woman demanded, “Show me the deleted video,” and he cried.

In Korea, a woman who is raped can go to prison, not a rapist. A woman in her 20s was raped by her boss while drunk. She sued her boss, but rather was sued by her boss for ‘false accusation’. The boss recorded scenes of his sexual relationship with her and deliberately manipulated them to submit them as evidence. And the boss lied in court. Eventually, the woman was sentenced to 8 months in prison.

A female student reported a male student for sexual harassment. However, he claimed that the evidence she submitted had been manipulated with AI and sued her for making a false accusation. The Korean media published numerous articles criticizing her. However, a police investigation found that none of the evidence she submitted had been tampered with in any way. Now, the media remains silent about this case.

Recently, a girl was bullied and raped by a boy in her class at high school. She sought help from her teachers, but they covered up the incident and even retaliated against her. Ultimately, she died by suicide. A’s daughter entered high school and lived in the dormitory. One day she came home, and A noticed burn marks on her daughter’s shoulder. At first, the girl said, “I got injured playing volleyball.” But when A pressed further, she confessed everything. She had been bullied by a boy, B. B said things like, “I want my mark on your body,” and, “It’s okay because we’re going to get married.” He forcibly burned her with a cigarette. B also repeatedly contacted her, pressuring her to have sex with him and demanding that she go to a motel. She asked the school for help. As a result, the school suspended B for 10 days and required him to take 6 hours of special education. However, the school did not separate B from her. When she expressed her fear of encountering B, a teacher simply told her, “Eat lunch later.” As a result, she was bullied by B and his friends every lunch break. Furthermore, the teachers labeled her as a “defiant student” and suspended her participation in the student council. Eventually, she died by suicide. At her funeral, A learned a shocking truth: her daughter had told the school about the rape by B, and she had since been tormented by relentless bullying. B spread rumors at school that she was sexually promiscuous, and as a result, she was given insulting nicknames by the male students and suffered from sexual harassment and criticism. One friend of the girl said, “She told him to stop, but B forcibly took off her pants. People ask, ‘Why didn’t she scream? Why didn’t she run away?’ But how could she escape when her clothes were being pulled off?” A has filed a lawsuit against B for assault and sexual assault, and has also sued the school for neglect of duty. Although it will not be easy, I hope that a small measure of justice will be achieved for her.

Actress Kim Saeron's aunt revealed that Kim Saeron and Kim Soo-hyun were couples. According to her claim, Kim Sae-ron met 27-year-old Kim Soo-hyun when she was 15 years old and dated him for 6 years. And Kim Saeron ommitted suicide on Kim Soohyun's birthday this year.

A foreign YouTuber rejected a Korean man’s date request in Hongdae, Seoul, and was assaulted by him.

This girl was the victim of ‘몰카,’ which means secretly filming a woman’s body, at the Nike store. She immediately reported it to the police, but the police scolded her. The officers kept sighing and giving her dirty looks. They said, “You are cooperating very well, but there is no evidence. You might even be accused of false charges.” However, CCTV footage shows that the only person guiding her back and forth in the changing room was a male manager. It would have been very simple for the police to check his phone, but they did not do even that and mocked her. In fact, women often experience such things. For example, there is a YouTuber called ‘Prison Guide’ who catches people secretly filming women’s bodies on the streets and reports them. Because he is male, when he reports, the police treat him very politely. But if an ordinary woman reports such an incident, police respond irritably, asking, “Do you have evidence? Are you sure? Is there CCTV?”

Choi Mal-ja, once condemned for resisting a rapist, may finally clear her name after 61 years. At age 18, Choi was nearly raped by a 21-year-old man named Noh, who attacked her on the street. He pushed her to the ground multiple times and tried to force a kiss on her. In self-defense, she bit his tongue and fled the scene. However, Noh later went to her house, demanded that she pay his medical expenses and compensation, and threatened her with a weapon, saying, “I’ll kill everyone.” She reported him to the police, and he, in turn, reported her. The prosecutors labeled her as the “attacker” and him as the “victim.” They told her, “You made the man act this way, so you need to take responsibility. Just marry him.“ They tied her up with rope without a warrant, illegally detained her, and even conducted a physical examination to verify her virginity. The court acted similarly to the prosecutors. They also asked her, “Don’t you have any feelings for him?” and said, “Just marry him.” His lawyer even claimed, “I will gladly arrange the marriage between the two.” In the end, she was sentenced to 10 months in prison with a 2-year suspension. The court judged that her actions were too excessive to be considered simple self-defense. On the other hand, he was not convicted of sexual assault; only the charges of unlawful entry and making threats were applied. He was sentenced to 6 months in prison, with a 2-year suspension. Afterwards, she endured years of criticism from people and the media, and eventually moved to another city.

A Korean YouTuber became the target of intense criticism and sexual harassment from men simply because she went to Australia on a working holiday. (In SK, there is a deeply negative perception toward women who study abroad or go on working holidays in Western countries.)

A woman who was gang-raped and her younger sister, who suffered from guilt, both took their own lives. Later, their mother was sued by the rapists and is now required to compensate them financially. In 2004, a woman worked as a film extra. While working, she was raped by four men and sexually harassed by eight others. Afterward, she began exhibiting strange behaviors at home, such as mumbling to herself or breaking objects. Her family took her to the hospital, where they discovered that she had been raped by multiple men. She received treatment at the hospital and filed charges against the perpetrators. However, the men threatened her, saying things like, “I will burn down your house” and “I will kill your entire family.” Out of fear, she withdrew her charges. On August 18, 2009, she jumped from the 18th floor of an apartment building and died by suicide. In her suicide note, she wrote, “I was a sex toy for those men” and “I have no reason to live anymore.” Six days after her suicide, her younger sister also took her own life. She felt guilty because she had recommended the job to her older sister. After losing both daughters to suicide, their father suffered a stroke due to shock and passed away. The mother grieved deeply over the suicides of her daughters and the death of her husband. She was also enraged that none of the men who had raped her daughter faced any punishment. In 2014, she filed a civil lawsuit against the twelve men who committed sexual crimes against her daughter. However, because three years had passed since the crimes occurred, she lost all of the lawsuits. As a result, the perpetrators faced no consequences. Instead, they sued the mother for holding solo protests with placards that read “Rapist! Murderer!” (In South Korea, there is a law called “Defamation by Fact,” which allows individuals to sue for defamation even if the statements made are true.) Several of the perpetrators filed lawsuits against her and won. Since they won all three trials, she is now required to pay them compensation ranging from 3 million to 5 million KRW per person. Other perpetrators also filed lawsuits against her. In one trial, the court ruled that she must pay them 10 million KRW in damages and refrain from posting anything about them online in the future. If she violates this ruling and posts about them online again, she will have to pay them an additional 1 million KRW per post (this ruling is not yet finalized; if she appeals, a second trial will take place). I feel deep sorrow for the woman who was raped and driven to suicide, for her younger sister who suffered from guilt and also chose suicide, and for their father who died from shock after losing his daughters. I am heartbroken that their mother is now left alone and is required to pay money to these perpetrators. What does South Korea’s legal system exist for? naver.me/GtUFtYtO

A soldier tried to rape a woman by stabbing her with a knife, but he believes he will not receive a severe punishment because he has previously received counseling in the military. A soldier entered the women’s restroom with a knife. He stabbed a woman’s face and threatened her with the knife, attempting to rape her. She barely managed to escape and called the police, and he fled the scene. She had emergency surgery at the hospital, and her life was not in danger. After finding the man who ran away, the police took him to the hospital for treatment to prevent him from hurting himself. at the hospital, he told his mother, “Uncle and Grandpa have a lot of money. Isn’t there anyone who can help me?” and, “If I claim to be mentally unstable in court, it will be fine.” He has participated in the ‘Green Camp’ program in the military, which is an education and counseling program for soldiers who have difficulty adjusting to military life. At the first pretrial preparation hearing, the soldier’s lawyer stated, “He did not enter the women’s restroom for sexual purposes, nor did he intend to rape or murder the woman,” and argued that “his unstable mental state may have influenced his actions.” The court has accepted the defense’s request and plans to proceed with questioning the defendant based on the results of the soldier’s psychiatric evaluation. naver.me/GtUDLKrt

Kim Soo-hyun, "I'm going to get married around 41 years old. I can meet a 21-year-old woman at 41," he said. In response, MC Kim Tae-jin said, "Kindergarteners all over the country are excited to hear this story." Showcase and production briefing for the movie 'Secretly, Greatly' held on April 30, 2013

A female YouTuber revealed that she was sexually assaulted by a taxi driver. She hopes that victims like her will no longer remain silent. On May 23, 2024, at around 2 a.m., she took a taxi home after drinking with friends. She was intoxicated and lost consciousness in the back seat of the taxi. When the taxi arrived at the parking lot of her home, the driver came over to the back seat and raped her. Since she had no prior sexual experience, the insertion was very painful. She struggled but lost consciousness again. She reported the crime to the police the same day. However, the police asked her, “Why didn’t you report it immediately when you were raped?” After regaining consciousness, the first place she visited was the Sunflower Center , where the victim’s body is examined and the perpetrator’s DNA is collected from various parts of the body (mouth, face, shoulders, vagina, etc.). After being raped, her vagina and uterus were completely damaged. She has been continuously visiting the obstetrics and gynecology department from last year to this year. She was also prescribed medication to treat sexually transmitted diseases, but some of the drugs were so strong that she experienced menstruation twice a month. She has been pursuing legal action since last year. According to her, the Korean legal system forces victims to suffer for years. The lawsuit process is very long and difficult. She tried to hide the fact that she was a victim and acted cheerful on YouTube, but people questioned her, asking, “You really look depressed; what’s going on?”.

South Korean incels tend to ignore and despise motherhood. Some incels ridicule pregnant women, taint pregnant women's seats on public transport, and set fire to postpartum care centers. They also get angry when they see pregnant women taking enough rest after giving birth, and accuse their mothers of being "Kimchi girls" when they drink coffee at a cafe. In other words, Korean incels blame women for not choosing to marry and give birth, while also blaming women for choosing to be mothers. Why is there no respect for motherhood in Korean society in general? I have looked for this reason in Korean history. This is not an academic study, so just read it for fun.

A man who raped an 8-year-old girl was released from prison 12 years later and moved to the victim’s neighborhood. He now lives off various government subsidies provided by the state. In December 2008, Jo Doo-soon kidnapped and raped an 8-year-old girl, causing severe physical harm. The victim lost 80% of her rectal and colon function due to this incident. The prosecution sought a life sentence for Jo Doo-soon. However, the court ultimately sentenced him to 12 years in prison, citing his intoxication at the time of the crime as a mitigating factor. This decision was made despite Jo Doo-soon insulting and sexually harassing the victim in court instead of showing remorse. Jo Doo-soon had a history of violent crimes. He had previously assaulted and kidnapped a 19-year-old woman, for which he served three years in prison, and killed a homeless person, receiving a two-year sentence. In total, he committed 18 criminal offenses. Jo Doo-soon was released from prison in 2020 and moved to Ansan, the neighborhood where the victim’s family lived. The victim, fearing for her safety and feeling guilty toward the local residents, was forced to move away. Jo Doo-soon still shows no remorse for his actions. Upon his release, he was escorted by police for protection and currently receives basic pension benefits, housing subsidies, and living allowances from the government. South Korea is harsh on rape victims but lenient toward rapists. If a man drinks alcohol and rapes a woman, his sentence is reduced, but if a woman is raped while intoxicated, she is blamed. (In South Korea, the crime of rape is defined as a case involving “violence and threats to a level that a woman cannot resist.” If a woman is intoxicated, it is presumed that she did not actively resist, and therefore, legally, the crime of rape is not established.) Korea needs to be harsher on rapists.

A man in his 30s climbed up to a woman’s house several times using the veranda to enter. However, the police did not arrest him, claiming that “he has no criminal record and there is no risk of escape.”

These cases show why Korea's rape report rate is significantly low. (In 2023, there were 185,786 cases of sexual assault. However, the number of sexual assault cases increases eight-fold when including unreported sexual assault.) Several men who participated in Club Burning Sun's sex crimes also took naked photos of them after raping the women so they could not report. The rapists threatened that they could not let the victim out without taking a picture, and the women eventually had to take a picture in the pose demanded by the rapists. (If you would like to know more, please refer piped.video/J1FNN34HCsQ?si=uwJr…) However, many Korean men argue that Korea punishes sex crimes excessively and that women can sue anyone for sex crimes. But the reality in Korea is harsh on women. In Korea, the standard for allowing rape is very strict. Rape can only be recognized if it is accompanied by assault and intimidation that ‘a level that a woman cannot resist’. It is also extremely rare for women to sue men for false accusations. When analyzing sex crime cases from 2017 to 2018, the number of suspects who were falsely accused of sexual assault crimes was only 0.78%. Of these 84.1% are not charged. Rather, isn't the rapist using false accusations?

But she is incredibly brave. She said, “No matter how much you criticize me, I’m not affected. Go out, meet people, and live your life. And I will never hide the fact that I went on a working holiday.” I support her🥰🥰

Not a single perpetrator of the Miryang mass rape case was legally punished. However, the victims were recently booked by the police on defamation charges. Below is a description of the Miryang group rape. 44 male high school students gang-raped a 13-year-old girl. In January 2004, they assaulted her with an iron pipe, causing her to lose consciousness, and then collectively raped her. They recorded the act with a camcorder and used the footage to threaten her, subjecting her to repeated gang rapes for about a year. The police handling the case also made inappropriate remarks toward the victim, saying, “My hometown is Miryang. How dare you, someone who isn’t even from Miryang, cause such a commotion here?” They also asked, “Didn’t you seduce the boys first?” and stated, “The perpetrators are the future leaders of my Miryang.” Furthermore, the police exposed the victim’s identity. Ultimately, none of the 44 perpetrators faced legal consequences.

Although her family was wealthy, it was patriarchal, so she was denied an education and lived a hard life. However, when she was able to attend school at a very late age, she gained courage and decided to file for a retrial. After requesting retrials multiple times, the prosecutors recently sought a not guilty verdict for her. Although the court has not yet issued a formal ruling, she said, “I hope my descendants will live in a society free from sexual violence.” Korean society is also gradually changing. In July 2020, a woman who was kidnapped by a man bit the rapist’s tongue and escaped, but she was acquitted. The police judged that her action was an unjustified excessive defense, but since she was confined and physically restrained, they decided she could not be punished. (In other cases where women bit their rapists’ tongues and escaped, the women were also found not guilty.) These outdated customs must change. Under Korean law, rape is only recognized if the victim is subjected to extreme violence or threats to the point that resistance is impossible. If the victim resists, the rapist could be injured. However, this resistance is part of the victim’s attempt to escape the situation and is not a crime. Korea’s self-defense laws have remained the same since the 1960s. (Although the wording has been slightly updated in the 2020s, the content remains unchanged.) There is a need to revise the law so that victims can actively resist the perpetrators.

A man who after going hungry for 10 days, stole 18 eggs: 1 year in prison Son Jung-woo, who ran the world’s largest child porn website for 2 years and 8 months, accumulating profits of 415 Bitcoins: 1 year and 6 months in prison Korean men who used Son Jung-woo’s child porn site (most users of this site were Korean men): No one went to prison. In South Korea, the difference in sentencing between an egg thief and a child sex offender is only 6 months.

🇰🇷 Jordan Peterson is also considered a feminist in south Korea. Why is that? As a Korean, I will give you a very, very personal opinion. It's not an academic opinion, so please read it just for fun.

translation) The drama exaggerates things. In reality, childbirth isn’t that painful. It feels like a slight sting, and with an epidural, you don’t feel pain at all. Of course, I’ve never given birth myself, but military guerrilla training is way tougher. If someone asked me to choose between going to the military or giving birth, I’d choose childbirth every month. Women should understand this.

His wife was burned in the body and broke four ribs in the long-running husband's abuse. Furthermore, the wife could not ask anyone for help because the husband controlled his wife's cell phone. So the couple's child reported to the police station, "My mother is misunderstood to have cheated on my father." Even after entering prison, the man still threatens and bullies his wife and children through letters. 6 years in prison is too light a punishment for him...

South Korean presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung stated, “While women do face discrimination, men are also discriminated against. In certain areas, we need to protect men.” He provided the following reasons. 1. In civil service exams, when scoring is done objectively, 80 to 90 percent of those who pass are women. 2. In many professional certification exams, women also tend to outperform men. 3. In exams for becoming lawyers or elementary school teachers, there is a need to protect men.

This is because if a woman has lived in a Western country, there is a perceived possibility that she may have had sex with a non-Asian man.

A 59-year-old man hung a banner in front of a girls’ middle school and high school that read: “Looking for 13- to 20-year-old girls to have children with a man in his 60s and do housework. Come to this car.” He received a suspended sentence, and honestly, I think some of today’s young men might end up doing the same kind of thing when they’re older.

Recently, many Korean men are expressing anger over a sexual crime verdict. A 43-year-old male photographer touched the belly of a 6-year-old girl at a daycare center, then, from behind her, grabbed her face with both hands and kissed her on the cheek. The girl told her teacher and parents about the incident, and they reported the photographer to the authorities. The photographer said he acted that way because the girl wasn’t smiling, but he was found guilty and received a suspended sentence. There is currently a great deal of public criticism regarding the fact that the photographer was found guilty. naver.me/GMPskK9n naver.me/xZj6q34A naver.me/GQSegOi5 Below are some comments posted on a few articles;

What’s worse, the police listened to the perpetrator, asked her for her passport number, and then released him first. They told her, “This kind of thing happens often. Don’t cry, just go home and rest.”

Two 13-year-old girls playing at Hangang Park were kidnapped by two male sex trafficking brokers in their 40s. The brokers took the girls to a brothel and threatened them, saying, “Follow my orders. If you don’t, I’ll send you to China. Even if your arms and legs are cut off, no one will know,” and “Even if you try to escape, I can catch you faster than the police.” Terrified, the girls complied with their demands and were forced to serve male customers in the VIP room of the brothel. While being sexually assaulted, the frightened girls cried out, “Please stop!” but the men in the VIP room overpowered them and raped them. The girls’ parents reported them missing to the police after they failed to return home from their outing at Hangang Park. The girls were rescued 19 days later, and the sex trafficking brokers were brought to trial. (the sex trafficking brokers threatened to kill the girls’ families, leaving them in a state of constant fear.) The investigation and trial regarding the girls lasted about six months. During court proceedings, officials asked the girls questions such as, “Didn’t you do it because you wanted to?” “Did you have sex with those men?” and “You had opportunities to escape; why didn’t you?” Despite this treatment, one of the girls summoned her courage and said, “I was so scared. I hope no more victims like us appear. I want those men to be punished.” (One of the two girls suffers from borderline intellectual disability.) Outcome: The two sex trafficking brokers were sentenced to 4 years and 5 years in prison respectively.

A male member of “New Men’s Solidarity” (an anti-feminist group) sent a terror threat email to Sungshin Women’s University. He claimed to have planted dynamite on campus but did not specify when it would explode. He also stated, “I hate women so much” and “Women don’t need education.” The university suspended all classes, evacuated all students and staff, and requested the police to conduct a bomb search. hani.co.kr/arti/society/soci…

In a middle school located in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, several boys in the soccer team secretly filmed female students’ bodies for about a year and shared the videos and photos with each other on Instagram. The female students who were victimized sought help from their teachers. However, the teachers told them, “There’s nothing we can do. And don’t talk about what happened to you outside the school.” On the other hand, they comforted the male soccer team students, saying, “Don’t suffer too much.” The school also gave extremely lenient punishments to the boys on the soccer team. The harshest penalty was a 10-day suspension from school, while most of them were simply assigned to do community service.

🚨🚨🚨 A woman who exposed sexual crimes committed by men was sued for ‘defamation by disclosure of facts’ and sentenced to a fine. 🚨🚨🚨 She discovered a chatroom on her ex-boyfriend’s phone where over 80 women were harassed, secretly filmed, and their images shared. The men used derogatory language(blood-wetter etc) and repeatedly discussed rape while identifying the women. They also secretly took photos of their female acquaintances and shared them for their own sexual gratification (masturbation). So she shared over 10,000 chat messages with other victims to inform them. In retaliation, the perpetrators filed defamation charges against her, sent threats to her home, and attempted to hack into her accounts. And she urged her ex-boyfriend to apologize to the victims, but he responded with threats of suicide. She was worried about him, provided him with food and cleaning, and took good care of him. However, he eventually committed suicide. Then, her ex-boyfriend’s family sued her for ‘intimidation (because she demanded that he apologize to the victims)’ and ‘defamation by disclosure of facts’. She now faces a fine of 1 million KRW, while some of the men involved in the crimes received fines as low as 300,000 KRW. Her next trial is scheduled for April 21, 2025, at 10:00 AM. If you believe this situation is unjust, please consider submitting a petition on her behalf. (forms.gle/bQo19F7BsbMisdAY8)

South Korea will do anything to protect rapists. Forty-four men who gang-raped a 13-year-old girl over the course of a year faced no legal punishment. However, a YouTuber who exposed the identities of the perpetrators was sentenced to 5 years in prison.

A woman has filed a lawsuit against a prominent politician. She had remained silent because she was afraid of the immense power and ashamed of being raped. However, this year marks the expiration of the statute of limitations for the rape case, and she has found the courage to come forward. Recently, Jang Je-won’s female secretary filed a lawsuit against him. On November 17, 2015, Jang Je-won participated in a profile photo shoot, followed by an after-party attended by the staff and himself. At the after-party, she lost consciousness and woke up the next day (November 18) in an unfamiliar hotel room without any clothes on. She immediately recorded a video as evidence. The video captured the appearance of the hotel room and Jang Je-won’s voice. According to the audio recorded in the video, Jang Je-won repeatedly said to her, who was frightened upon waking up, “Where are you going? Come here,” while pulling her body toward him. She managed to escape by pretending she needed to go to the bathroom. (Jang Je-won claimed that he had never gone to a hotel with her and had not spent the night out on that day.) After fleeing from the hotel, the victim went directly to a sexual violence counseling center for help and visited a hospital for an examination. (Male DNA was detected on her body. A comparison with Jang Je-won’s DNA is necessary, but he refused to provide a DNA sample at the police station.) The incident caused her immense suffering. After being raped, she experienced depression, stopped going to work for several months without notifying her company, and even engaged in self-harm. She said, “A supervisor at the company found out about this incident. And he told me, ‘Jang Je-won did this because he loves you. (The rape incident) will be forgotten from memory if you endure it until you’re 40.’” A few months later, she was transferred to another department but soon resigned from her job. She remained silent for about 10 years. She wanted to sue Jang Je-won, but she was afraid of his immense power. She also felt ashamed of being raped and sorry toward her family. She thought that time would erase everything if she stayed silent. However, even after 10 years, she could not forget what happened. And now that this year marks the expiration of the statute of limitations for the rape case, she has found the courage to sue Jang Je-won.

A man killed his wife just 3 months after their marriage. He repeatedly demanded sex from her while she was pregnant, and even continued to make sexual demands while she was receiving treatment after a miscarriage. She became exhausted by his excessive demands and requested a divorce. He became enraged and killed her. Initially, he claimed he had not killed her, but after police presented evidence, he admitted to the crime. news1.kr/society/incident-ac…

The countryside in South Korea is not safe for women. Rural communities are close-knit yet insular, and there are frequent cases where the police cover up internal sexual crime. In Korea, outside of Seoul, most regions have fewer young women and more men. Moreover, men living in rural areas tend to be slightly more patriarchal compared to those in Seoul. (Men in Seoul often reveal patriarchal tendencies as relationships become closer.) If you are a woman visiting Korea alone for travel, it is recommended to focus on touring major cities like Seoul and Busan. (Cities well-known for tourism, such as Gyeongju and Gangneung, are also fine.) However, I suggest avoiding solo travel to certain rural areas I mentioned. 🧵🧵

A few years ago, announcer Lim Hyun-joo was heavily criticized simply for wearing glasses on the news, despite being a woman. Although she is now married and raising two children, she is still harshly criticized and labeled as a ‘feminazi‘. It pains me that she continues to be treated negatively in Korean society. I hope that someday, female announcers can wear glasses on air without facing such criticism.

What is shown in the media is not the whole picture of Korea. Korea can be slightly more conservative than some Western countries. For example, in Korean society, it is still considered taboo for an unmarried adult man and woman to live together. Many Korean parents, in particular, would not tolerate their unmarried daughter living with a man. Family culture and holiday traditions are also conservative. For instance, a married woman is expected to refer to her husband’s siblings using honorific titles like “doryeonnim” (for younger brothers) and “agassi” (for younger sisters-in-law). These are titles that historically would be used by someone of lower status when addressing someone of higher status. In contrast, men are not expected to use such honorifics for their wives’ siblings. In some households, even today, men and women do not sit at the same table during traditional holidays. Because of these cultural differences, Western feminism and Asian feminism can diverge in certain ways. For example, when it comes to sexuality, Asian women may tend to hold more conservative views. (There’s a recent meme in Korea — where so-called “Hongdae boys” ask foreign women, “Are you open-minded?” — some Korean men seem to expect Western women to be more sexually open than Korean women.)

Under Korean law, for a crime of rape to be established, violence or intimidation must accompany the act of sexual intercourse (Criminal Act Article 297). The Supreme Court interprets this as requiring violence or intimidation severe enough to make resistance by the victim impossible or extremely difficult. Therefore, without extreme violence or intimidation, rape charges cannot be legally upheld, even if the woman explicitly refuses or does not consent to the sexual act.

Kim Saeron's family first visited reporters, but they refused to report. So Kim Saeron's family visited YouTubers.

The man's wife did not commit an affair. But the man constantly doubted, abused and bullied his wife.

However, she believes many of her subscribers might also be victims of sexual crimes and felt the need to muster the courage to speak out so victims would stop hiding. A police officer told her, “ There aren’t many people who report sexual crimes after being victimized, and cases where they file a complaint with a lawyer are extremely rare .” At the Sunflower Center , she was told, “ There aren’t many people who seek help here after being sexually assaulted. Just coming here is already a big step .” She encourages victims of sexual crimes not to hide but to go to the police station and file a complaint because evidence is crucial in sexual crime cases. Without evidence, filing a complaint is hard, and no one might believe you. Avoidance and hiding from the crime only make things more difficult. Since posting the video, she has become the target of serious criticism and harassment from many men. The comments include hateful remarks such as “ It’s pitiful for the taxi driver to have raped an ugly woman like you ,” “ The taxi driver who raped an expired woman like you became a villain, how sad ,” “ What I’m most curious about is the taxi fare. Did you pay it properly? ,” “ Why don’t you take your rape as an opportunity and become a prostitute? That way your trauma might be overcome ,” “ You’re really rude, uploading videos without makeup ,” and “ Shut up, idiot ,” among others. This kind of backlash is likely one reason why sexual crime victims tend to hide their experiences more. They are stigmatized as “ dirty women ” and become easy targets for derogatory attacks. These hostile reactions increase the victim’s isolation and suffering, making it harder for more victims to come forward and seek justice or support.

A man stabbed his girlfriend 191 times, killing her. At the time, he was in conflict with neighbors over noise issues and was stressed due to financial difficulties while preparing to get married. His girlfriend was physically weak due to illness but worked part-time whenever she could to save money for their household. There were no conflicts between them related to daily life or their marriage preparations. He said, “I ate lunch at work, took a nap, and when I woke up, I suddenly thought that killing my girlfriend would end my suffering.” After killing her, he called his boss and said, “I’m having a hard time, so I killed my girlfriend. Just because.” He tried to get a reduced sentence based on diminished mental capacity, but had no history or evidence of mental illness. The court analyzed that he “could not view his situation rationally or objectively and tended to blame external circumstances or others for his difficulties.” Her family wrote a letter stating they would not settle with the perpetrator and strongly demanded his punishment. Ultimately, he was sentenced to 23 years in prison. naver.me/FzszaIME

A family installed a life-size cutout to find their daughter who went missing 19 years ago. A man in his forties cut the strings of the cutout with a box cutter, damaged it, and hid it. He had attended the same school and was in the same department as the missing woman. naver.me/5asqVieh

A man in his 50s raped the daughter of a close friend multiple times. After revealing all the crimes she suffered in a suicide note, she took her own life. In court, he insulted her and her family and was sentenced to 8 years in prison in the first trial. However, he appealed, claiming “This sentence is too heavy,” and in the second trial, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. naver.me/xt4xfIca

Middle school male athletes repeatedly raped female juniors and secretly filmed their bodies. However, the authorities are concealing the incident. CCTV footage shows a male student forcibly dragging a girl into a room. In recorded phone calls, the girls were subjected to threats such as, “If you sleep tonight, I will kill you. I waited for you until 1 a.m. yesterday, you b***h,” and “Do you want to die? Come to me within 3 minutes. The boys in room 306 are f****ing horny right now.” The boys even filmed themselves raping the girls and used the videos to blackmail them. The Sports Fair Play Committee claimed about the incident, “Teenagers can do such things,” and “It doesn’t seem to be a forced sexual relationship.” They also deleted the perpetrator’s illegal recordings, which were crucial evidence, and did not submit the CCTV footage showing the victim being forcibly dragged into the men’s room to the police. Furthermore, the police are using lie detector tests to interrogate the victims, not the perpetrator. naver.me/FXkwowUI

A male elementary school student sexually molested six female elementary school students. He then claimed that they were ostracizing him and instead accused them of school violence. The Office of Education stated that neither the sexual molestation suffered by the girls nor the school violence accusation he made constituted school violence. As a result, the victims filed an administrative lawsuit. The court ruled, “Although the Office of Education acknowledged that the girls were sexually molested, it judged that his actions did not amount to school violence because he did not have a specific sexual intent. However, there are many victims, and there is a consistent pattern regarding the timing and acts. The body parts he touched were all sexually sensitive areas. The victims only wanted his apology and prevention of recurrence, but he responded in an extreme manner. It is unfair for the Office of Education to conclude that there was no sexual intent in his behavior.” How is it possible for an elementary school student to commit sexual molestation and then sue the girls who demanded an apology? Haven’t these children learned all of this by watching Korean adults? naver.me/5noEBRiX

Kim Soohyun is an actor who has appeared in various Kdramas such as 'My Love From the Star', 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay', 'Queen of Tears' and 'Dream High'.

In South Korea, courts sometimes reduce the sentences of sex offenders if they are married. As a result, many sex offenders claim in court that they have a family and ask for a lighter sentence. Let me give you an example. Son Jong-woo, who operated the world’s largest child pornography website, submitted a marriage registration to the court after his first trial. During his second trial, the court reduced his sentence by six months, citing his family circumstances. In the end, he was sentenced to just one year and six months in prison. nitter.app/zip99900/status/190817…

🇰🇷 A 35-year-old YouTuber with 200,000 subscribers has been arrested. He is... hit his wife in the face and chin. filmed his wife's body and uploaded it to a YouTuber. lived with a 13-year-old girl for two years and raped her 34 times. kicked his dog to death.

A woman in her 20s was assaulted by her ex-boyfriend but was unable to actively resist him. She had suffered assaults from him over the past year, but the police never accepted her reports. This was because, according to them, she had resisted during the assaults. She currently has fractures in both of her elbows, but the police still did not investigate the case. Frustrated by the lack of police response, she has taken the step of releasing CCTV footage of the assault online to seek help and raise awareness of her situation. naver.me/xDCKdD3O

A man told his pregnant wife, “You make too many demands. I will kill you,” then strangled her, slammed her face against a desk, and pulled her hair, assaulting her. He was sentenced to a fine of 7 million won. naver.me/FHVc9kSK

뻑가가 돌아오고, 야동코리아가 공론화되어야 할 시점에 여자 한 명 검열해서 담구는게 할 짓인가? 결국 남자들이 원하는대로 되어가는게 열받는다

The woman who sued the rapist went to prison, but the rapist paid some fines even after the lie was found out. This is not justice.

In South Korea, if a person is raped while intoxicated, the crime of rape may not be established because it is assumed the victim could not actively resist the perpetrator due to their intoxicated state. In such cases, the crime of quasi-rape (“준강간”) can be applied. However, for quasi-rape, even if there is evidence that the victim could not resist, the investigation focuses on whether the perpetrator had the intent to commit rape. This makes arrest and prosecution challenging, and investigations often take a long time. Victim testimony is particularly difficult to accept in court; if the victim remembers parts of the incident, they may be questioned, “ How can you remember something if you were drunk? ” and if they have no memory due to heavy intoxication, they may face skepticism, “ Then how can we believe your story? ” There was a case where two men raped a heavily intoxicated woman in a motel. CCTV showed them dragging her unconscious body, but the court ruled them not guilty, not recognizing intentional rape. Thus, South Korea’s legal system has complexities and limitations regarding sexual crimes involving intoxicated victims, often making justice difficult to achieve.

A woman who was stalked 188 times over 85 days was sued by her stalker. She had been continuously stalked by a man who secretly watched her through CCTV and tracked her movements to follow her. She reported him to the police, but he ignored their warnings and continued stalking her. He even went to her house, demanded to meet her, and sexually assaulted her. In anger, she hit him and destroyed his CCTV used to monitor her. In response, he sued her for assault and criminal property damage. As a result, the police immediately stopped supporting her stalking victim assistance, and the prosecution charged her with a fine of 5 million won. naver.me/FW0PzUJ4

However, in South Korea, women are often discriminated against in private sector hiring. Even in sectors considered relatively fair—such as banks and public corporations—there have been numerous cases of score manipulation, where female candidates were deliberately failed and male candidates were passed. Due to such gender discrimination, many women choose to prepare for civil service exams, which rely on objective qualifications and tests. However, even in these exams, there is already a system in place called the “Gender Equality Recruitment Target System”, through which many male candidates are admitted with lower scores. Furthermore, to become an elementary school teacher in Korea, one must attend a college of education, where 30% of the enrollment quota is already reserved for male students. In contrast, there is no gender quota system for women in private sector hiring. (nitter.app/zip99900/status/187085…) South Korea ranks very low on the Glass Ceiling Index. Except for last year—when Turkey ranked the lowest—Korea has consistently been at the bottom of The Economist’s Glass Ceiling Index. Yet, Korean society seems to have little intention of addressing this issue.

A man in his 20s gaslighted and assaulted a minor, continuing the abuse until her liver ruptured. He also put cigarette ashes into her nostrils and forced her to burn her own hand with a cigarette. Additionally, he coerced her into writing a pledge through gaslighting. The contents of the pledge included rules such as not going to university, not thinking independently, Deposit all income to oppa, Ask for permission for every action (e.g., taking off shoes, unbuttoning), Do not meet or interact with anyone other than oppa, only reading books chosen by him. The man was sentenced to 5 years in prison. He received a heavier punishment than people had expected. Justice has been served. naver.me/FSw0f0rw

A Korean man and an Indonesian man were arrested in Indonesia. They took drugs with a 27-year-old woman at a club and then went to a hotel together, where the woman was found dead. Bruises suspected to be caused by blunt force trauma were found on her body, and her organs were damaged. naver.me/FFafQVAM

First of all, the fundamental difference between Western incels and Korean incels is that the form of misogyny is different. In the West, there was a form of misogyny in the past, in which men protected women and women obeyed men. It seems that women were treated like possessions

What will happen to a country with more young men than young women due to sex-selective abortions? Korea, China, India, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, and Tunisia are the countries with the strongest preference for boys in the world. According to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) in 2019, between 23 million and 46 million girls in these 12 countries have disappeared without birth due to sex-selected abortions since the 1970s. Korea, one of the 12 countries, seems to be currently experiencing consequences of sex-selected abortions. As a Korean, I will briefly tell you the impact of sex-selective abortions on Korea.

So while men was studying, women supported family financially at the same time by raising children and doing housework. then were women respected? That's definitely not the case. During the Joseon, women were like livestock, according to records left by Western people.

A man in his 20s pretended to be a woman on the internet and said, “I want to do rape play.” Another man who saw this post asked him for his home address, and he went to the house he was given and rang the doorbell. When a woman came out, he raped her and ran away. The man in his 20s was a person living near the victim’s house and had secretly watched her and several other women for a long time from the rooftop. Unlike other women, he realized that she did not have a boyfriend and selected her as a target for the crime. The police applied for arrest warrants for these two men, but both were dismissed. The first trial court sentenced the man in his 20s to guilty and acquitted the rapist. This was because the victim resisted passively, and the court thought that the man might have misunderstood the situation as “rape play.” The second trial court sentenced the rapist to 5 years in prison and the man in his 20s to 9 years in prison. Both men claimed that the sentences were excessive, but the court upheld the verdict. naver.me/GOhBVAxQ

Jordan Peterson is considered a feminist in Korea because he said the following. ● I don't think it's right for women to be at the forefront of the military. ● A culture that does not worship mothers and children is destroyed.

Some Korean men argue that pregnant women's seats on public transportation are feminist and male oppression. Therefore, stickers and posters with the words "feminism out" are attached to the pregnant women's stones.

A man secretly recorded a sex video with a woman (A) and uploaded it online, where it spread extensively across the dark web, sexual exploitation sites, and Telegram. Another man (B) found the video and used it to threaten A. As a result, A suffered from severe depression, underwent psychiatric treatment, and died by suicide seven months later. Conclusion: B did not go to prison and received a suspended sentence. A’s family filed a civil lawsuit against him, but the court ordered B to pay only 20 million KRW (approximately $15,000) in compensation.

During the Joseon, women were in charge of all labor, and when they were young, they were used as men's toys, and later became slaves who were in charge of all work.

A 33-year-old man named Kim Sung-jin killed a woman at a supermarket without any apparent reason. After the murder, he looked into a CCTV camera and made the “Ilbe” (Korean internet community) hand sign. naver.me/FK0sgptU

It takes a lot of explanation to understand Korean incels and misogyny. It's too much to guess with just my tweet. What is certain is that it is difficult to interpret Korea's incels only from the perspective of the first world.

as men monopolized wealth, power, good jobs and positions. But there was no chivalry in Korea. In the Joseon, there was a spirit of scholar. The scholar aims to achieve success by studying his studies at home. But this career was a very difficult one.

A working holiday is a type of visa program that allows young people (usually between 18 and 30 or 35 years old) to travel and work temporarily in a foreign country.

A woman was raped by her father and reported it to the police. There was evidence to prove the crime (her statement, recordings, etc.), but the police did not charge her father with rape. In the end, she wrote a suicide note saying, “I was raped by my father,” and took her own life. Recently, her father was finally sentenced to 5 years in prison. After becoming an adult, she received a call from her father. Her mother had divorced her father long ago due to domestic violence, so she hadn’t seen him in 10 years. Her father said, “Let me show you my house,” and she followed him. There, her father assaulted and raped her. In the recording she submitted to the police as evidence, there is a scene where she is trying to escape and pleads with her father, saying, “Dad, please don’t do this to me, I’m your daughter.” However, the police did not charge her father with rape, only with ‘sexual harassment’ because her father strongly denied the crime. So, in November 2022, she wrote a suicide note saying, “I was raped by my father,” and ended her life. After her suicide, the judge finally detained the perpetrator. Finally, the court sentenced him to five years in prison. (He appealed, but the court upheld the sentence.) Her mother said, “He claims that my daughter seduced him. As the trial dragged on and I kept hearing people blame my daughter, it broke me mentally.” Her father shouted, “Why am I guilty? I never did such a thing. This isn’t a trial-it’s a witch hunt.” naver.me/GbABn9fe

Recently, a Korean man was sentenced to death in Vietnam. He physically assaulted his Vietnamese wife and killed her pet. His father advised him to treat his wife better, but the man became enraged and killed his father. n.news.naver.com/article/015…

A boy proposed prostitution to his 15-year-old girlfriend and involved his friends to organize a systematic prostitution ring using her. The girl was forced to engage in prostitution four to five times a day. He also severely beat her head and cheeks after giving her painkillers because she had contacted another boy. He said, “If a blood vessel bursts, it will bleed a lot, so you have to stop the bleeding well,” and then cut her wrist with a knife. He forced an accomplice to tie her up, lifted her left toenail with a kitchen knife, and tried to pull it out with pliers. Three days later, he took her in a car, beat her, and dragged her to an accomplice’s house. He stabbed a knife into the desk, took out a chainsaw, and threatened her, saying, “Speak properly without fumbling. Otherwise, I will cut your pinky finger.” He committed these crimes while on probation for similar offenses and denied all charges, blaming his accomplice. He was sentenced to 9 years in prison. The accomplices involved in the crime received sentences ranging from 3 years and 6 months to 5 years. lawtalknews.co.kr/article/O1…

According to what Isabella Bird Bishop said about Joseon, women in Joseon looked like 50 by the time they turned 30 because of their hard work, and they lost all their teeth by the age of 40. Also, when an unknown man touched a woman's hand, the woman had to commit suicide.

A Korean man suspected his wife of having an affair. So he tied his wife's hands and feet and hit her with a whip. He also stabbed his wife in the body with a sharp pencil and poured hot water into her body. He repeatedly assaulted his wife with his hands, feet, and blunt instruments. He also forced his wife to insert adult tools over 30 cm. He also sued his wife's ex-boyfriends. And he also asked his children, "Have you ever seen a mother cheat?" and punished them physically. This man was sentenced to 6 years in prison. naver.me/F88kL6jq

According to Collin de Plancy's letter to His Excellency, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Paris, Joseon sold his wife when men was in debt by gambling. Most of the slaves were women, and it was impossible for them to escape.

•Women shouldn’t be saved even if they’re drowning. •The world is becoming sick because of feminism. •All women should be sent to an island and made to live alone. •Women ruin men’s lives over trivial matters. •Even if girls are dying right in front of you, you should never help them. That’s because they might accuse us of sexual harassment. •The world has become so filthy. Don’t even look at women, whether they’re children or adults. Even if they’re dying, just ignore them. •I’m a father raising a six-year-old girl. If my daughter ever said things like that, I would make sure to correct her understanding. Teach her that a kiss on the cheek is something positive. Otherwise, children may end up turning away from the world. •He just stepped in poop-how unfortunate. Let’s all be careful not to step in poop ourselves. •This is wrong. It’s an unfair judgment. •Why do we punish hardworking employees who make decisions with the values of an immature child? Why has our society become so harsh? •Is it now a crime to touch a baby? Human interaction is being cut off, and feminism is destroying families. •Why is this considered sexual harassment? If a child is cute, isn’t it okay to do that much? The world has become so frightening. •That young bitch and her parents overreacted.

Recently, the “Gaejip(a derogatory term referring to women) Code” has become popular among Korean boys, and especially at schools, boys shout out this code in front of girls. In the photo, these students are also holding placards with the code’s phrase written on them.

Because women who go alone were treated as slaves, they were allowed to be raped. In addition, according to Austrian Ernst von Hesse-Wartegg travelogues, he said he had never seen a man work during the Joseon.

A male security guard in his 20s was fired from his job due to sexual offenses. Afterward, he raped the company CEO’s wife and fled. The security guard had a prior record of sexual offenses and had sexually harassed 14 female employees at the company. The company CEO held a farewell party for him at home just before the dismissal. While the CEO briefly went out with another employee to buy food, the security guard assaulted and raped the CEO’s wife. The CEO’s wife said, “I came out of the room to wash the baby’s bottle, and he followed me. Then he dragged me into the bathroom, hit my face, and pulled down my pants.” The CEO’s wife screamed, and a female employee who heard the assault rushed in and rescued her. The security guard stole 200,000 won in cash from the CEO’s house and ran away. He has turned off his phone and is currently missing. The police are tracking his whereabouts. naver.me/F0zq8TaC

A 21-year-old man sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl in a park. When the girl resisted, he choked her and physically attacked her. Prosecutors have requested a two-year prison sentence for him. naver.me/FxFe7VeD

Three female students at Seoul Institute of the Arts publicly criticized a professor who had committed a sex crime and were subsequently sued. They demanded that the school separate the victim from the perpetrator, stating, “Seoul Institute of the Arts is not your brothel.” The professor claimed that the students had defamed him and filed a lawsuit against them, but the students were found not guilty. The professor voluntarily left the university. naver.me/FgTwMNYq

Even though the number of sexual harassments and assaults on pregnant women on public transportation has decreased since the introduction of these seats, many men consider these seats to be male discrimination. With just one seat, they're angry and compassionate for themselves.

However, some Korean men in modern times, who are still in the past generation, accuse women of having babies as bugs and terrorize pregnant women's seats.

They seem to think that Korean women should make money, take care of men's parents, and do housework like they did in the past. It also sometimes rationalizes assault and sexual abuse against women for various reasons.

🚨Sungshin Women’s University is located in Seongbuk District, Seoul. If you are a foreign visitor in Seoul today, please avoid visiting Sungshin Women’s University until the police have completed their bomb search.

A woman was gang raped and abused by men. After 7 years, she may finally get justice. She was continuously beaten and raped by her boyfriend in the past. She was raped in a bathroom by her boyfriend and his friends, and the incident was recorded. She pleaded to the adults around her, “Please help me,” but no one helped her. Her boyfriend also forced multiple men to rape her and live-streamed these acts on social media. He beat her with a baseball bat and forced her to eat sand mixed with cat feces. As a result, she repeatedly transferred schools and eventually dropped out, leaving her hometown. She wanted to report him, but he threatened, “If you report me, I will spread this video,” so she could do nothing. After seven years, she was still mocked by people. Eventually, she sued him. However, the police told her, “The evidence you submitted is no longer valid due to the time that has passed,” and “If we prosecute them, it will cause me too much work.” They even persuaded her not to give a statement. The police continued to doubt her testimony, accepted only part of the perpetrator’s confession, and decided not to prosecute him. However, the prosecutor was concerned that the witnesses at the crime scene had not been properly questioned and requested a reinvestigation. Then, the police questioned the witnesses. Eventually, when additional evidence emerged, the perpetrators admitted to all the crimes, and one of them was sent for prosecution. They now have a chance to be punished. n.news.naver.com/article/469…

In addition to this, there are many data that suggest the human rights of women in the Joseon. The common thing is that women worked like livestock and could not be guaranteed any human rights.

Modern men are angry that Korean women enjoy too much compared to the past. They argue that men (especially young people) are the most discriminated groups in Korea right now.

15 adult men have mass assaulted and raped a 13-year-old girls. However, none of these men have been detained. A man called the police because his 13-year-old daughter ran away from home. And he found out that his daughter was raped by 10 adult men. This man said, "A total of 4 girls, including my daughter, were raped by an adult man. My daughter was raped by 10 men and a girl was raped by 15 men" he said. The 15 men approached the girls by deceiving them as 'helpers' to help minors who ran away from home. (Actually, they were not helpers.) And when they met the girls, they made them drink. They also beat and raped the girls and filmed rapes in videos. When the girls resisted being raped, they grabbed them by the hair, assaulted them, and strangled them. So a girl who was strangled even fainted. The four girls were rescued, but all were infected with venereal disease. And the girls are being admitted to a psychiatric unit or receiving psychiatric counseling. And the identities of the perpetrators have been identified. However, none of the perpetrators were detained. the police said, “There is no fear that they will flee or destroy evidence.” I hope all the men who raped these girls will be detained and finally sentenced to prison.

Some Korean women say that in Korea, women are trapped in man boxes. I don't think this is a joke. Actually a few years ago, when Korean feminists said "girls do not need a prince", Korean men laughed at women. "What, do you think you're princesses?? Lol"

A man who raped his own daughter and granddaughter from a young age was sentenced to 25 years in prison, but he is claiming that the sentence is too heavy. A man in his 70s (A) was convicted of raping his own daughter (B) over a period of approximately 40 years, starting when B was only in the second grade of elementary school. B was unable to escape from A’s abuse, despite multiple attempts as an adult.  Over the decades, B endured more than 270 instances of sexual assault and underwent four pregnancies and abortions as a result. Ultimately, B gave birth to a child (C), who is both A’s biological daughter and granddaughter.  Tragically, A also sexually assaulted C before she turned 10 years old. B, determined not to let her daughter suffer the same fate, found the courage to report A to the authorities. However, A denied all charges in court and even attempted to blame the victims for his crimes. The first trial court sentenced A to 25 years in prison, recognizing the severity and long-term nature of his offenses, the devastating impact on the victims, and the lack of remorse shown by A. The presiding judge expressed deep regret that such a crime could occur in society and emphasized that A had deprived the victims of any chance at a normal, happy life.  Despite the conviction, A appealed the sentence, arguing that the punishment was excessive. His next trial is scheduled for June. naver.me/xP84gkIP

🚨🚨🚨Women in the world, please help this Korean girl🚨🚨🚨 In addition to Deepfake and Nth Room, which are well-known overseas, Korea has a huge digital sex crime cartel. And she is now revealing one of them. Korea is an advanced and democratic society, but digging into sex crime cartels is very dangerous. She could literally be killed. What can i do for her?

Confucianism can also be a reason. Korea has aborted countless women because of the idea of a predominance of man over woman.

Let's talk about the time when Korea's economy became difficult due to the 1997 currency crisis. Unemployed people are pouring in and quality jobs are decreasing. Women were first laid off, but they worked as non-regular workers, taking care of their families.

A 38-year-old man assaulted his ex-girlfriend with a brick and then raped her. He subsequently confined her in the bathroom while she was bleeding. She suffered fractures to her skull and ethmoid bone and lost vision in her left eye. He committed these crimes because she had rejected his request to go out on a date. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

A 75-year-old man raped and impregnated his daughter, and even raped her baby, who was also his daughter. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison, but he recently appealed. He began raping his daughter when she was nine years old, and over approximately 40 years, she went through four pregnancies and abortions. She lived in obedience to him out of fear, but after her own child was also raped by him, she decided to report him to the police. naver.me/5eZV2i5W

And that money was used to support the family, to educate the son. But these women, as far as I'm concerned, were not respected. However, father was still respected as a breadwinner.