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                    Recently, massive protests have taken place in South America,
                   including Colombia, Brazil, and Uruguay, and European
                   countries, including France, Spain, and Britain, calling for the
                   guarantee of women’s human rights. “The patriarchal system
                   of Un Violator en Tu Camino (A rapist in your way) is a judge
                   who judges us from birth, and he punishes us with violence.
                   Femicide, acquittal of the perpetrator, disappearance, rape, all
                   this is not my fault. It's not my fault where I was or what I wore.
                   You're the rapist. Yeah, you. The police, the judge, the state,
                   and the president. The state that oppresses women itself is a
                   rapist. The country that oppresses women itself is a rapist,” one
                   woman was quoted as saying. She even has a campaign to
                   improve men's sexual awareness.













                                                                      Korea also staged a protest at
                                                                     Marronnier Park in Hyehwa, Seoul,
                                                                     on Dec. 28th, 2019 to demand a
                                                                     battle against Femicide. They also
                                                                     showed a variety of performances that
                                                                     showed the country's rampant crimes
                                                                     against women, harsh punishments,
                           International abolition movement
                                    side pemi’                       and deep-rooted misogyny, sending a
                                                                     message condemning the incumbent
                                                                     administration for sitting on the sidelines.
                                                                      Some of Korea's most common cases
                                                                     include the murder of Changwon's
                                                                     God-gat-jab  owner  and  the  murder
                                                                     in Gangnam, with a regular customer
                                                                     committing murder in anger over the
                                                                     cold treatment of other customers and
                                                                     the lack of service in grilling meat. This
                                                                     case is also criticized for trying to bury
                                                                     the Femicide case as a “don't ask” case.


          The Women's Human Rights Protection Campaign held
                            in Korea


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