The Traumatic Impact of South Korea’s Spy-cam (Molka) on Women As Depicted in the 5 and 6 Episodes of Korean Drama Business Proposal
The
Traumatic Impact of South Korea’s Spy-cam (Molka) on Women As Depicted in the 5
and 6 Episodes of Korean Drama Business Proposal
The
fifth and sixth episode of Business Proposal follows the story w
hen finally,
Kang Tae Moo knows that Shin Ha Ri and Shin Geum Hi are the same person, but an
interesting topic comes from the spy-cam crime against Ji Yeong Seo in her
apartment. The camera is hidden and installed by a man who gives the lamp to
her as a gift for her as a new neighbour. Those two episodes were aired on 14
and 15 March at 22.00 on SBS TV and Netflix every Monday and Tuesday.
The
world has changed a lot, from traditional to modern, from undeveloped to
developed. South Korea is an example of this movement. South Korea is a poor
country that has successfully transformed into one of the high-income economies
in the world. It changes almost all aspects of South Korea. However, as it
changes so fast, some of the previous cultures and customs have been carried
out until now, which meant the economy in South Korea might change, but society
hadn’t actually changed at all. Confucianism and patriarchal are examples of
culture that upholding until this modern era. The worse impact of these values
is that women are still powerless than men. There are a lot of crimes against
women in South Korea. One of them is spy camera problems or Molka crime.
Spy
camera or Molka in South Korea is a term for hidden cameras or miniature spy
cameras secretly and illegally installed, often in order to capture voyeuristic
images and videos. The video will be consumed in private for people who
installed or consumed and published to the dark web or to the web that wants to
buy the videos or photos. Spy cam is a serious and crucial crime in South
Korea. As one of the modern countries, it breaks people’s hearts, the public
and the world in responding to the issue. Not only in toilets, the hidden
cameras are also installed in changing rooms or in public places that are usually
used by women.
This
crime causes trauma for the victims. Based on the Business Proposal drama, Ji
Yeong Seo is afraid to go to the toilet at her office. She becomes trauma with
a new person, especially a man. She does not feel safe even in her own apartment.
Fearful and traumatic impacts become the most common thing for the victims. And
for the doer, he does not sentence in a proper punishment for his case. Episode
5 and 6 really represent the real phenomena, especially crime against women in
South Korea. Spy cam or molka and digital sex crimes have become a crisis for
modern countries like South Korea.
So,
yeorobun, the spy cam cases in Business Proposal drama. What do you think about
it? Lemme know ya!
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