Former South Korean national soccer team player Illegally Filmed an Indecent Acts with Former Girlfriend

The woman knew she was going to be photographed and did not refuse, so it was not an illegal shooting.

It seems that the man’s claims were not heeded.

On January 15, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Department announced that it had filed a case against Hwang Wi-jo, 31, a former South Korean national team soccer player, for violation of the Sexual Violence Punishment Law. Hwang’s allegation is that he filmed an indecent act against a former girlfriend without her consent. The video was made public, and the victim held a press conference and complained that the act was illegal.

FRIDAY Digital” reported in detail on the Hwang trouble, which caused an uproar not only in the Korean soccer world but also in the country as a whole, in an article distributed on November 30, 2011. We would like to recount the background of the uproar and look back on how it happened.

[Joon] Why is the video still there?

[Claire] “No, don’t film me!” I told you so clearly!

I want you to delete the video.

Why is there still a video of me?

On November 23 of last year, the victim disclosed the audio data, in which she made a graphic complaint.

The former Korean national team soccer player, Hwang, has been embroiled in an obscenity scandal. A former girlfriend claims that she was filmed without her consent when they had sexual relations. Hwang denies all allegations, saying that he did not film her illegally. The incident began about five months ago.

In June of last year, a woman named “A,” who claimed to be Hwang’s “ex-boyfriend,” posted on social networking sites videos of Hwang having sexual relations with multiple women. Huang immediately refuted the claims, saying that the videos were not taken improperly. He filed a complaint against A for defamation and intimidation.

In response to the complaint, the police took A into custody on November 16. It seemed that this would end the commotion. ……