Let’s not have an affair. A one-man protest is acquitted

(1)Let’s not have an affair. A picket demonstration in front of the husband’s mistress’s shop
(2)Enter Kim Dongpyo 20235230738

(1)A protested for about four hours from 10 a.m. on October 24, 2021, holding a picket reading “Let’s not have an affair” near a store in Gyeongnam run by B, who has an affair with her husband He was later put on trial on charges of defaming Mr. B and obstructing business
(2)At that time, A was sitting with a picket in the form of a one-man protest on the street next to a telephone pole near B’s store
(3)Considering that it is difficult to guess that the subject of the picket is B, the court found it difficult to establish a crime of defamation
(4)The court said that the picket did not contain any words to guess that the subject of the affair was B, adding that the building where B is located appears to have a large number of people besides B

(1)One person holding a picket saying, “Let’s not have an affair near the store run by the husband’s mistress.”
(2)A woman in her 40s who protested was put on trial, but the court acquitted her
(3)Yonhap News Agency reported on the 23rd that Lee Jin-jae, a senior judge at the Busan District Court’s Western Branch 1 Criminal Division, acquitted A in his 40s accused of defamation business obstruction and suspended his sentence for violations of the Communication Secret Protection Act and injury

(1)Regarding the charge of obstruction of business, A said, “I was only sitting with pickets at a distance away from the store’s entrance, but I did not act to obstruct the passage of visitors,” adding, “It is difficult to conclude that the one-man protest alone interfered with the operation of the business site.”
(2)On the other hand, separately, the sentence was suspended for A’s unauthorized recording of the conversation between her husband and B