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An appellate court ruled on Oct 15 that an assault on a female convenience store clerk by a man in Jinju, in South Gyeongsang province, who was allegedly motivated by her short haircut, constituted a misogynistic hate crime.

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Un tribunal sud-coréen reconnaît la misogynie comme un crime haineux

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South Korean court recognizes misogyny as a hate crime

Actions of man sentenced to three years in prison were ‘rooted in baseless hatred and bias against women’

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Asian country court recognizes misogyny as motive for hate crime

SEOUL: An appellate court ruled on Oct 15 that an assault on a female convenience store clerk by a man in Jinju, in South Gyeongsang province, who was allegedly motivated by her short haircut, constituted a misogynistic hate crime.

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In landmark ruling, South Korea court recognises misogyny as motive for hate crime

A Korean court’s landmark ruling that a man who assaulted a short-haired female store worker was motivated by misogyny has been welcomed.

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Korea misogyny ruling on anti-feminist assault of short-haired woman hailed

The ruling was made in the case of a man who attacked a female convenience store clerk over her short hair. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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While South Korea is a leading technological power and major pop culture exporter, it remains a socially conservative society with a poor record on women's rights.

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South Korean court recognises misogyny as hate crime motive in landmark ruling

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 17 — An appellate court in South Korea has made a landmark ruling, recognising misogyny as a motive behind a brutal assault on a female convenience store clerk in Jinju, South Gyeongsang Province. The Changwon District Court’s decision marks the first time a Korean court has explicitly acknowledged misogyny as a condemnable factor in a criminal case, according to The Korea Herald. The court upheld the lower court’s decision to …

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Landmark ruling: South Korean court recognises misogyny as motive in brutal attack on short-haired female clerk that left her permanently hearing impaired

A South Korean court has recognized misogyny as a motive for a hate crime, its spokesperson told AFP Thursday, a decision activists hailed as a breakthrough for women's rights.

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South Korean court recognizes misogyny as hate crime motive

A South Korean court has recognized misogyny as a hate crime, its spokesperson told AFP on Thursday, a decision that activists hailed as a major step forward for women's rights. The ruling came in connection with a case in which a store employee was attacked by a man shouting that “feminists deserve to be beaten” because her hair was short. The Changwon District Court on Tuesday upheld the aggressor's three-year prison sentence, and added a clau…

Un tribunal surcoreano ha reconocido la misoginia como un delito de odio , según declaró su portavoz a la AFP el jueves, una decisión que los activistas saludaron como un gran avance para los derechos de las mujeres. La sentencia se produjo en relación con un caso en el que una empleada de una tienda fue atacada por un hombre al grito de «las feministas merecen ser golpeadas» porque llevaba el pelo corto.El Tribunal del Distrito de Changwon conf…

Corea del Sur reconoce la misoginia como un delito de odio

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South Korea recognizes misogyny as a hate crime

South Korea remains a conservative society with a poor record when it comes to women's rights.

La Corée du Sud  reste une société conservatrice avec un piètre bilan en matière de droits des femmes.

A South Korean court has recognised misogyny as a motive for a hate crime, its spokesperson told AFP Thursday, a decision activists hailed as a breakthrough for women’s rights. The ruling was made in connection to a case where a convenience store worker was attacked by a man shouting “feminists deserve to be beaten” because […] The post South Korean court recognises misogyny as hate crime motive appeared first on Insider Paper.

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