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SKorea: Few prosecutions for prostitution, corruption
By Nathan Schwartzman Wed, Oct 19, 2011 5:28AM UTC View CommentsAccording to statistics, men trolling the internet for illicit sex and corrupt public officials have (at least) one thing in common – few are prosecuted even when discovered. Original article in Korean is at this link. A study has found that since the Special Law on Prostitution was enacted in 2004, the number of arrests...
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