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for (i=0; i chicago. 22. they/them. “According to campaign group the Military Human Rights Center for Korea (MHRCK), General Jang Jun-kyu, army chief of staff in South Korea, launched a “track-down process” to find and out suspected gay personell. This included setting up fake profiles on dating apps to track down soldiers and expose them. The process is thought to have identified 50 soldiers, 20 of whom now face charges under the country’s military anti-homosexuality laws. Multiple soldiers have reported being outed and punished as part of the hunt, according to the group.” (via pinknews) gay men are being exposed and punished for being gay and serving in the army. most of south korean men must serve 2 years mandatory military service.
the south korean minister of defences declined to comment. you can sponsor the legal assistance of victims here (korean link)