Prime Minister Kim Min-seok has ordered a task force to investigate sexual abuse at a group home for disabled individuals in South Korea, following reports of m
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok has instructed the formation of a government task force to investigate allegations of sexual abuse at a group home for people with disabilities in South Korea. The prime minister emphasized the need for authorities to protect victims and improve related policies.
The head of the Saekdongwon group home, located in Ganghwa County, Incheon, is under investigation for charges of rape and sexual assault. Police have raided the facility and are working to protect the women affected by the allegations.
The task force will be led by Kim's office and include officials from the health ministry, the National Police Agency, and local governments. Its goals include uncovering the truth behind the allegations and ensuring proper care and protection for people with disabilities across the country.