South Korea’s military ‘sodomy law’ should go

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(CNN)A supposed crackdown by the South Korean army on gay male service members, which emerged in April, stands out worry into possible conscripts and gay soldiers.

The Military Human Rights Center for Korea , an advocacy group that has actually been recording the sweep, released screen shots of dating app discussions that the group states arised from military pressure on targeted guys to have such conversations to determine other apparently gay guys. The human rights group and other South Korean advocacy groups that have actually been dealing with the case state that military private investigators have actually taken cellphones coming from approximately 50 soldiers thought of being gay and firmly insisted that they recognize other gay males on their contact lists and gay dating apps.

Army authorities state they are carrying out a completely legal criminal examination into soldiers implicated of publishing the video and recording, conjuring up a prejudiced military code that forbids consensual same-sex acts. Among the males targeted by the sweep stays in detentionunder arrest on claims of having consensual sex with another male.

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