The Origin of #South_Korea_expel_criminals: A Movement For Safety
The Origin of #South_Korea_expel_criminals: A Movement For Safety
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By Jessica Card
The hashtag #South_Korea_expel_criminals was created by Korean women in response to a surge in crimes committed by foreign nationals, particularly those involving digital sex crimes and violence against women.
The movement gained traction as many felt that the legal system was not adequately addressing the threat posed by these individuals.
High-profile cases of digital sex crimes, such as the notorious “Nth Room case“, where women and minors were coerced into sharing explicit content, intensified public outcry.
Foreign nationals were implicated in various such cases, prompting widespread fear and anger. As these crimes often targeted vulnerable groups, including women and minors, the demand for stricter immigration controls and the expulsion of criminal offenders grew stronger.
The hashtag reflects a collective push for government action to protect citizens and ensure that those who commit serious crimes face appropriate consequences, including deportation.
This movement underscores the broader societal concerns over safety and the protection of women’s rights in South Korea.
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