The position of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family on the documentary class

(1)Minister of Leisure and Cultural Services “Park Won-soon documentary could be the second perpetrator
(2)I think there is
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(8)On the 14th, at the National Assembly’s interpellation session on education, society, and culture, we are asking Minister of Gender Equality and Family Kim Hyun-sook
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(11)Kim Hyun-sook, Minister of Gender Equality and Family, said on the 14th that “I think it can be recognized as a second offense” regarding the production and screening of a documentary film denying sexual violence by the late former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon

(1)In response to Won’s question, “I haven’t watched the documentary yet
(2)I can’t say it conclusively,” he said. “As the National Human Rights Commission of Korea mentioned, I think it can be recognized as a secondary offense if the victim claims to have caused the incident, or if there is a mental pain to the victim.”

(1)The documentary film , which is set to be released in July, is Park
(2)Critics say it is a secondary offense against the victim as it contains information that advocates sexual harassment of former mayor Jeon’s employees The production team held a production presentation on the 16th of last month and expressed its intention to push ahead with the production, claiming that “Former Mayor Park’s primary harm has not been clearly identified.”