Korean Police Probe Digital Sex Slave Video Case

This is a weird case because the victims were allegedly being extorted digitally to do sex acts with no threats of physical force:

Cheong Wa Dae spokesman Kang Min-seok reads out a statement by President Moon Jae-in on a digital sex abuse case on March 23, 2020. (Yonhap)

President Moon Jae-in called Monday for a thorough investigation into shocking sex crimes against women, including underage girls, in which group chat rooms of the Telegram messenger service were used.

He described the acts of the offenders in the so-called Nth room case as “cruel” behavior that destroyed the lives of victims and said he “feels sympathetic” to the “justifiable” public fury over it.

At least 74 women, including 16 minors, were sexually abused and exploited for several months, as they were virtually enslaved with threats of spreading photos of their naked bodies, according to police. They were forced to photograph or film themselves doing sexual acts, even grotesque ones. Those were shared with a host of viewers in the chat rooms. The number of members, who paid money for the materials, reportedly reaches 260,000.

Yonhap

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Tagum City Tim
Tagum City Tim
4 years ago

Headline of the Week – Korea Now Rivals Japan in Depraved Sexual Acts.

Flyingsword
Flyingsword
4 years ago

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

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