[Photo] Citizens Raise Their Voices for a World Without Dating Violence and Stalking
On October 6, at Sungshin Women’s University in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, students participating in the ‘Red Flag 10 Campaign’ are writing messages wishing for a world free of dating violence. The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family introduced the ‘Red Flag 10’ through this campaign, highlighting 10 high-risk warning signs of dating violence and stalking. The ‘Red Flag 10’ warning signs include a propensity for violence, obsessive tendencies and coercive control, escalating conflicts, threats to life, a history of criminal activity or prior reporting, violation of protective measures, victim-blaming and shifting responsibility, alcohol or drug use, high levels of anxiety, and isolation.
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