Prosecutor Seo Ji-hyun (47, 33th Judicial Research and Training Institute), who sparked the'MeToo' movement by prosecution in the prosecution, said that it was difficult to say a word about the alleged sexual harassment of Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon.
On the 13th, prosecutor Seo said on his Facebook page, "It was difficult to endure personal relationship with the deceased person who was a human rights lawyer, so it was hard to endure it."
He said, "On one side, because of your Me Too, the man died, and on the other side, the victim was courageous because of your Me Too, so he said, "I couldn't say a word, and it wasn't easy to breathe.'
Prosecutor Seo revealed that he had been sexually harassed by former Attorney General Ahn Tae-geun in 2018.
This became the starting point of the'Me Too' movement that spread to social circles.
Seo said, "Neither politicians nor state agencies, what I had to do has always exceeded my expectations."
(Photo = Seo Ji-hyun's Facebook capture)
'Park Won-soon Suspicion' 뗀 Seo Ji-hyun prosecutor "It's hard to say a word"
2020-07-14T00:51:02.536Z
Prosecutor Seo Ji-hyun, who sparked the'Me Too' movement by prosecution in the prosecution, said, “It is difficult to say a word about the allegation of sexual harassment by Mayor Park Won-soon. On the 13th, Prosecutor Seo said on his Facebook page, "It was difficult to endure personal relationship with the deceased person who was a human rights lawyer, so it was difficult to endure it."
Source: sbskr