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But many offenders are ordered to pay modest fines and in most cases the crime goes unpunished. South Korea's spy cam porn epidemic MeToo takes hold in South Korea In November, a website was then created, allowing users to pay for full videos or watch 30-second clips for free. Event organizers said approximately 55,000 people participated in last months rally, while police said approximately. Police reported 6,470 cases of illegal filming in 2017, compared with 1,353 cases in 2012, the national police agency said. Two men have been arrested and two more are being investigated in connection to hidden cameras found in 42 hotel rooms in 30 budget hotels across 10 South Korean cities, according to CNN. Protesters have been holding rallies protesting spy-cam videos since May. The authorities responded by increasing patrols of the city’s public toilets – a measure campaigners say is ineffective. SEOUL - A hidden camera-hunting squad has been introduced by the city government in South Koreas capital, Seoul, to combat unsolicited videos of women filmed in public. The rise in cases prompted tens of thousands of women to take to the streets of Seoul last summer to demand longer sentences for perpetrators. South Korea is battling an epidemic of molka – secretly filmed videos of a sexual nature that target women in public places such as toilets and changing rooms, but also in their own homes. Police said there was no evidence the hotels were aware that their guests were being filmed without their knowledge. Two other men are being investigated in connection with the allegations. More than 800 illegally filmed videos were livestreamed via a server based overseas.īy the time the site was taken down this month, the suspects had earned 7m won ($6,200 USD) from 97 people who paid a monthly fee to access the material, the Korea Herald said. Working both as an adult video performer and a live sex cam model. Mini-cameras with 1mm lenses were found in digital boxes, hair dryer holders and wall sockets. Alexia Anders might not be a household name, but she’s well on her way to becoming one.

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