#MeToo

In South Korea, the mayor of Busan has resigned because he admitted that he sexually assaulted a female public servant in his office. He had been under pressure to resign and he finally did so. Since the #MeToo movement sparked in South Korea back in January 2020, many have come forward with sexual assault accusation against other men in politics. A female prosecutor came out and told that another male superior had sexually assaulted her. The prosecutor was sentenced to 2 years in prison last January. He was charged with abuse of power because the 3 year limitation had passed already since the assault occurred in 2010. These are new times for women since it has been such a male dominated society, they now feel confident to share their stories and hold the men accountable. 

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