Jang Ja Yeon Story [Hidden Side of S Korea] - Page 9

On March 10 2011 10:31 Highways wrote:
In todays news!

http://www.smh.com.au/world/shanghai-sex-scandal-rocks-korean-diplomats-20110309-1bnm1.html

On March 10 2011 10:13 NicksonReyes wrote:

Whut? JYP? If someone can save this industry, I don't think it is JYP.
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On March 10 2011 13:54 cursor wrote:
We should all realize this is probably indicative of a much larger problem.

If her story is true, I'm sure it's all too common with the entertainment industry there.

On March 10 2011 16:39 Ocedic wrote:
So why is it when something awful happens outside of the US, people talk about the COUNTRY, like:

"12 cats butchered by crazy man in Germany"
"Girl gang raped by 20 men in China"

Then people talk about how messed up that country is. Then when something happens in the US, people just talk about crazy/bad people and don't bring up country. Why did this story need to be about S. Korea? Sexual harassment in the workplace doesn't take place in the states? No actress in America has ever been coerced into sex for a job/role? I'm confused what delusional world you people are living in.

Now, about the GIRL, it is a tragedy this happened and that there was no one to help her. I hope the men are punished brutally, but that is too much to hope.

On March 10 2011 06:51 dacthehork wrote:
please never use RAINN statistics for USA

They give out surveys like "have you ever felt uncomfortable during sex, or pressured to have it with your bf"

a yes response = rape etc, also statuatory "rape". etc

They basically inflate their numbers as high as humanly possible to attract more funding /surprise.

REAL FBI NUMBERS

Forcible rape, as defined in the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, is the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. Attempts or assaults to commit rape by force or threat of force are also included; however, statutory rape (without force) and other sex offenses are excluded.

# The rate of forcible rapes in 2009 was estimated at 56.6 per 100,000 female inhabitants, a 3.4 percent decrease when compared with the 2008 estimated rate of 58.6.

On March 10 2011 14:09 Maynarde wrote:


I think we'd be surprised how many Western countries have stuff like this happening in the entertainment industry too...

On March 10 2011 16:39 Ocedic wrote:
So why is it when something awful happens outside of the US, people talk about the COUNTRY, like:

"12 cats butchered by crazy man in Germany"
"Girl gang raped by 20 men in China"

Then people talk about how messed up that country is. Then when something happens in the US, people just talk about crazy/bad people and don't bring up country. Why did this story need to be about S. Korea? Sexual harassment in the workplace doesn't take place in the states? No actress in America has ever been coerced into sex for a job/role? I'm confused what delusional world you people are living in.

Now, about the GIRL, it is a tragedy this happened and that there was no one to help her. I hope the men are punished brutally, but that is too much to hope.

On March 10 2011 06:51 dacthehork wrote:
please never use RAINN statistics for USA

They give out surveys like "have you ever felt uncomfortable during sex, or pressured to have it with your bf"

a yes response = rape etc, also statuatory "rape". etc

They basically inflate their numbers as high as humanly possible to attract more funding /surprise.

REAL FBI NUMBERS

Forcible rape, as defined in the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, is the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. Attempts or assaults to commit rape by force or threat of force are also included; however, statutory rape (without force) and other sex offenses are excluded.

# The rate of forcible rapes in 2009 was estimated at 56.6 per 100,000 female inhabitants, a 3.4 percent decrease when compared with the 2008 estimated rate of 58.6.