Kang Na-kyung: Digital sex crimes are ‘murder’ that is alive but dead.

‘ Is our society safe? ‘ No, ’ my people will answer firmly to this question. Among them, digital crime has changed rapidly over the years, and the change is devastating to the lives of victims. The news is sent to millions of digital criminals who are ‘participators ’ with illegal pornography sites, N-Song and Community members. The book has outlined socially controversial digital sex crimes, the attitudes of the press reporting the case, and laws changed because of the incident. We also see the transition from peeking in Korea to illegal footage, non-conforming images, and other terms at the point of the victim. The experts were quoted as an aggressive attempt to prevent the recurrence of digital crime, introducing government aid policies for victims and recording various opinions. We've also tried to include legal measures and sanctions against digital criminals that are being committed abroad. And most of all, it's trying to inform victims who are not immune to the threats of digital crime or who are suffering from digital criminals that this society is prepared to hold their hands.

Korean title: 디지털성범죄는 살아있지만 죽어있는 ‘살인’이다

Korean author: 강나경

Korean publisher: 박영스토리

ISBN-13: 9791165194741