"June 2021"--Table of contents page. Includes bibliographical references. "This report was written and researched primarily by Heather Barr ..."--Acknowledgments.
Summary:
"Digital sex crimes are having a devastating impact on women and girls in South Korea. These crimes are acts of online and tech-enabled gender-based violence involving digital images--almost always of women and girls--that are captured non-consensually, captured with consent but shared non-consensually, or manipulated or faked.... Survivors of digital sex crimes face major barriers to justice.... South Korea's government has taken some important steps to reform the law and provide services. But these measures are still inadequate, in part because they have failed to grapple with deep gender inequity that fuels digital sex crimes"--Page 4 of cover.
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