Korea pushes to define threat against pets, digital spying as stalking
Story summaryForcing a romantic relationship, spying on someone's social media accounts and threatening another person's pet are to be newly defined as acts of stalking, upon passage of a law revision propelled by the South Korean government. The Ministry of Justice said Tuesday a revision of the Act on Punishment of Crime of St…
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