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Sexual violence in schools

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Sexual violence to school students

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Sexual assault during school break.

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There is limited preventative measures currently in place.

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Lack of effective measures to prevent and punish the acts; exploitability of overworked students

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Even though there are current measures in place, they are not sufficient to stop the sexual assault acts.

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We must improve our preventative measures and the potential punishments for offenders.

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Improvement of ability to effectively judge and sentence offenders

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A better system needs to be implemented in order properly punish offenders and effectively stop these crimes from happening in the future.

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읽기 요약: 문단1 (중요한 단어와 뜻)

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읽기 요약: 문단1 (중요한 단어와 뜻)

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There is more focus these days in Korea on preventative measures to serious crimes due to a case where a female middle school student was sexually assaulted and murdered. As a result, Minister of Justice Lee Gwe-nam is reviewing the Protective Custody system.
보호감호제도 Protective Custody System

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읽기 요약: 문단1 (중요한 단어와 뜻)

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읽기 요약: 문단1 (중요한 단어와 뜻)

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As acts of sexual violence against female middle school students brings about anger there is more interest in enacting preventative measures for these crimes. Recently, corrective officer Lee gui nam has expressed interest in the death penalty along with the abolishment of the protective care system.

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읽기 요약: 문단1 (중요한 단어와 뜻)

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읽기 요약: 문단1 (중요한 단어와 뜻)

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These days Koreans are paying attention to measures to prevent grotesque crimes such as the sexual assault/maurder of a middle school girl. Because of this Justice Department Minister Lee is actively reviewing the death penalty and pushing for the abolished protection system.

엽기적 = grotesque; bizarre

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Civilized countries around the world debate whether they should have the choice to take a life from a person indefinitely. Korea's constitutional court recently addressed it, ruling it as constitutional by a narrow margin with 4 out of 9 opposing.

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The death penalty is a rather serious decision to make for civilized nation since it involves the permanent revoking of someone's very life. However, recently there have been a lot of debates and discussions about it, and only 4 out of 9 judges disagree with it.

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It is seriously debated around the world if civilized countries should have the death penalty. Although it was ruled as constitutional. 4 out of 9 judges involved in the decision were opposed.

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Since 1998 Korea has been classified among nations that abolished the death penalty but public opinion is now seeking strong penalty for more severe crimes.

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In 1998 there was a push to abolish the death penalty to make Korea a nation that did not support the death penalty. Now though, there must be consideration taken towards the rage that people feel about atrocious crimes committed by felons and their desire to see them killed.

비등하다 - to boil

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Korea has been classified as an abolition country because it has not executed the death penalty, however the establishment of a new execution facility is in response to public opinion on punishing criminals. It can be considered dereliction of duty if the death penalty is not used as it is in the law.