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safer Korea by harmony between men and women.โ€ It meant that women were the food that feed animals, that is, sexually objectified, which enraged people, and the protester fled. Others argued that the memorial site had become misandric, the abhorrence of each other should stop, and the focus should be on preventing the recurrence of this case through a union of men and women. Some criticized and attacked women for making men potential perpetrators. Apart from the Pink Elephant Kim, a number of Korean animated movies have mocked the value of the "over-feminist" movement evident in the protests.
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with the need to commemorate and to communicate would briefly stop by the space and write down briefly their momentary thoughts and emotions. Post-Its are a way of expressing a personal story in handwriting, a means of expressing empathy at memorials centered on the younger generation, and a tool of symbolizing solidarity at rapidly spreading memorial.
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Post-Its has emerged as a medium in a series of tragedies and memorials in Korean society such as Sewol Ferry disaster and this Gangnam station murder case. Recently, citizens used these notes as a means of collectively expressing their feelings and opinions. An anonymous participant who sympathizes
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were held in each area, and the existing group-centered movements changed into voluntary participation and practice of individuals through self-awareness and empathy. Afterwards, a team from Kyunghyang Newspaper collected and analyzed 1004 Post-It notes. The Korean Womenlink recorded 42 stories from
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Immediately after his arrest, Kim stated during police examination, โ€œI have often been ignored by women and committed crime because I could not take it anymore.โ€ The police remarked that this was a motiveless crime by one who had a mental illness, schizophrenia, who had not been taking his medicine
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There are reasons why Gangnam station 10th Exit became remarkable. First, it had spatial specificity. The murder case happened near it, a place where many women have gone, go, or will go. The station is not any metro station: It is a site of various kinds of consumption, eight kilometers long and a
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A group of young women, led in part by Yoon-ha Park, one of the initiators, started a Facebook page named "Gangnam 10th". The protest were no longer restricted to posting Post-Its but went further to marches in the city. Park believed that the existence of prejudice against women is clearly evident
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near Gangnam station, an expensive area in the city, and stabbed a woman entering a toilet four times with a kitchen knife at around 1 am. The surveillance cameras showed that before the incident, there were men going in and coming out of the restroom unharmed. Finally when a woman went in, she was
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flowers. Seong-min Kim justified the reason behind his killing was that he felt disregarded by women his whole life, and the courts ruled in his favor. Protestors demanded justice and claimed that the killing was based on gender-based discrimination. However, the police gave a statement that there
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Next, through this incident, many women examined their anxieties and fears in their daily lives, reflected upon their own experiences, and pulled from their unconscious that the unstable feelings led to the experiences of actual violence. So the 10th Exit became a place to remind them of painful
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Not everyone supported and participated in the memorials and outpouring of sympathy. A person wearing a โ€˜Pink Elephantโ€™ mask came up with a picket with the content, โ€œThe carnivore is not bad, but animals who committed crime are bad. Korea is the first in security in the world, but we should make
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With regard to the incident's cause, conservatives pointed out carelessness about the management of mental illnesses and about gender-neutral toilets. And the solution was also seen in the management of mental illnesses and the improvement of public toilets. The focus was on social conflict and
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The most important feature of the Post-It note is that it is short and autonomous like the text on the SNS, and its fluidity. It is also characterized by propagation, and archival traits. As such, it has the advantage of capturing the participant's feelings at a particular moment.
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back-street nightlife space. A high number of people aggregate here, so it is considered relatively safe. The fact that the murder, targeting a woman, happened so close to it is a testament to a society in which all places are still gendered and safety may be gender-based.
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This incident has also led to a discomfort in men being categorised as potential criminals. A counter-protest started by Korean men broke out when national protests and discussions centered around misogyny existing in their community. When
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was a mental stability in the man and highlighted that the motives behind the murder was not prejudice against a certain gender but an experience from the mental disorder. The motive was further reinforced by an article from
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In all, it should be interpreted as a sign to face gender discrimination and the society to reform as a whole, not as a demand for heavy penalties for one perpetrator or as an expression of aversion to men.
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since he ran away from home in March. Since the announcement, the conflict between those who agree that the crime is without motivation and those who think it a gender-based hate crime had intensified.
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report showed that South Korea had scored high on the category of its safety - calculated based on the number of crimes the occurred and ranked extremely low on the category of upholding
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is pervasive in the country, and, according to a study in 2014, the percentage of the number of women that has been physically abused by their partner went up to 50 percent.
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Choung, Yong-lim; Lee, Na-Young (2018-04-30). "'Post/Gangnam Station' : Collective Resistance against Gender Discrimination and Re/Construction of Feminist Subjects".
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reported the story as a female hate crime, a result of daily violence against women. Causes and solutions of this occasion were explained differently on each side.
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This Post-It protest was a challenge to and a frame-shift for the interpretation of events. Instead of a motiveless crime caused by mental illness, it was called
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Lee, Na-Young (2016). "Misogyny, Gender Discrimination, and Feminism : A Feminist Project of Social Justice surrounding the 'Gangnam Station 10th Exit'".
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confusion caused by different perceptions or ignored the characteristics of gender violence implicated in the case to define it as motiveless crime.
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was organized in response to the murder of a 23-year-old woman inside a public toilet by a 34-year-old man in Seoul, on May 17, 2016, also known as
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Violent crimes are not very common in the country however statistics from government data had indeed shown an increase in the number of reported
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The difference in the viewpoints on the case also appeared in the media . In analysis of the articles of political conservative journals
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at Sinchon Plaza, and the Seoul Foundation of Women & Family collected, archived, and preserved most Post-It notes as data.
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On May 22, the police announced the results of the investigation as a motiveless crime by one with a mental illness, not a
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Chrysanthemum flowers that were left together with the notes serving as a symbol of mourning in South Korea.
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went for a visit to the Gangnam station entrance, the "Don't hate men" protest had broken out again.
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The progressive side attributed the murder to the sexist culture perpetuated in Korean society.
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The protest was held just at the exit of Gangnam metro station where the wall was filled with
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based on gender-based hate, and it changed the frame of interpretation dominant at the time.
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Hong, Jia (2017). "The Study of the Media's Method of Reenacting Gender Based Violence".
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in the Korean community and hoped that the protests could remain as corroboration.
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Since May 18, information about the case had spread through SNS such as
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In addition to the Post-It protests, debates and sexual violence
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attacked by the murderer. He was later arrested by the police.
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Seoul
South Korea
Seocho-dong public toilet murder case
post-it
chrysanthemum
The Korea Herald
Seocho-dong public toilet murder case
gender-neutral
karaoke bar
hate crime
sexual violence
U.S. State Department
gender equality
physical abuse
Twitter
Busan
Daegu
Gwangju
Daejeon
Bucheon
Ulsan
Cheongju
Jeonju
filibuster
speakout
BuzzFeed News

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