Kim Min-woong, Kyung Hee University student, Park Won-soon camp 8 lead “Stop the second abuse”

In connection with the release of a handwritten letter from the late A. Forced” to criticize and entered the Yeonseomyeong movement. A women and civic group supporting the victim A went out to the street, saying, “We need to investigate Min Gyeong-guk’s former Seoul personnel planning secretary and Professor Kim,” over the exposure of A’s real name.

Jun-seo Lee and Yoon-seo Lee, who introduced themselves as Kyunghee University students who took Professor Kim’s class in the past, said on the 27th,’Professor! Secondary harassment to victims of sexual violence must no longer exist.’ They said, “I am curious about the case of Mayor Park’s power-type sexual violence, and I am curious about what kind of citizens’ decision to make the letter public,” he said. “Because the purpose of the letter disclosure is'(Mayor Park and Mr. A) are intimate “Is it not that sexual violence will not be established?”

Earlier, on the 23rd, Professor Kim revealed his real name in the process of posting a letter written by victim A to Mayor Park on his Facebook page on the 23rd, and was sued by Mr. A’s agent for violating the Special Act on the Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes. . Professor Kim said of the letter at the time, “Well, how do you read it? A letter written by a woman who alleges that she has been harassed by sexual harassment for four years.” I look forward to the judgment of the citizens,” he wrote.

Kyung Hee University students stipulated that “the act of putting the victim on the standard of evaluation just because what was seen in the letter was an intimate relationship with Mayor Park (A) is another form of secondary abuse.” In addition, “80% of sexual violence damage occurs from people you know, such as neighbors, family members, friends, co-workers, etc.” Criticized.

After the incident, Professor Kim refuted that he explained through an apology that “there has not been determined as a victim.” They pointed out, “In many cases of sexual violence in power over the past few years, victims have had to constantly rise to the standard of evaluation, and each time they have to prove themselves as victims.” “An open letter created such a situation again. “How long does the victim of sexual violence have to prove their victimhood?” he asked.

Mr. A’s alliance of support groups,’Joint Action on the Mayor of Seoul’s Powerful Sexual Violence Case’, argued that an arrest investigation against former personnel planning secretary Min and Professor Kim was necessary. They held a press conference in front of the Seoul City Hall on the 28th and raised their voices saying, “We urge the Seoul City, the police, and the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family to take strict measures to disclose and disseminate information on victims of violent sexual violence.”

The point is that a similar incident recurred due to the police’s lukewarm response to people who disclosed the victims’ real names and workplace names on Naver bands and blogs in October. Attorney Kim Jae-ryun, the legal representative of Mr. A, criticized it as “a malicious act beyond purpose that attempts to frustrate Mr. A by exploiting the fact that the victim does not want to reveal his or her identity.”

Meanwhile, eight people who worked at the 2018 Mayor Park election camp in 2018, including Lee Dae-ho, former Seoul media secretary, have also announced “People’s Positions of Supporting Park Won-soon and Opposing the Second Victim’s Second Harassment” and receiving support signatures from the 26th. . They urged in their position, “The data with the context deleted makes people who do not know the victims prejudice. This is a great violence to the victim, so if you have any data to submit, contact the investigative agency and wait.”
“Professor Kim revealed the victim’s handwritten letter for impure purposes that would affect the investigation,” and “Human Rights Commission gave a press conference in front of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea. Please advise me to receive.”

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