Handwritten notes are displayed near the entrance to the women’s public toilet at Sindang station in Seoul on September 19, 2022, after a male suspect allegedly stabbed his colleague to death. Photo: AFP
Case of South Korean woman killed in subway toilet prompts review of anti-stalking law
- Justice ministry to plug legal loophole that allows offender to get off scot-free if he can influence or force a victim to pardon him
- Case triggered further outrage after minister for gender equality and family denied it was a gender-based crime
Handwritten notes are displayed near the entrance to the women’s public toilet at Sindang station in Seoul on September 19, 2022, after a male suspect allegedly stabbed his colleague to death. Photo: AFP
