’Spycam porn’ sparks record protests in South Korea


We’re watching you too: South Korean women staging a monthly protest against secretly filmed spycam pornography in Seoul. — AFP

SEOUL: Even a record heatwave will not keep Claire Lee from joining tens of thousands of South Korean women at a mass protest today against secretly filmed spycam pornography as anger over the issue swells.

Since May, the monthly demonstration in Seoul has shattered records to become the biggest women’s protest in South Korea, where the global #MeToo movement has unleashed an unprecedented wave of female-led activism.

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