55% of Korean men link sexual assault with women's behavior: survey
Social affairsFeb 27, 2017
More than half of South Korean men believe that sexual violence can diminish if women are more cautious about their conduct, a government survey showed Monday, revealing that society's stigma towards sexual assault victims remains high.In a sexual violence survey by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family on 7,200 adults aged 16 to 64 conducted from September to December last year, 55 percent of men answered "sexual violence can be reduced if women are careful." The same response among women