A South Korean court found two K-pop stars guilty of illicit sexual relations with a woman who was unable to resist.
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The Seoul Central District Court said singer-songwriter Jung Joon-young received a six-year prison term and former boy band member Choi Jong-hoon a five-year term. Jung was additionally convicted of filming sex videos of women against their will and sharing them with friends in a group chat.They have one week to appeal, according to the court.
South Korean pop songs, TV dramas and films are hugely popular in Asia and beyond, but the country’s entertainment world has in recent years suffered a series of sexual scandals that revealed its dark side.and abuse and reports have been made that female entertainers and trainees have been forced to provide sexual services to men in power.
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