How Dangerous Is South Korea For Women? | ASIAN BOSS

[@AsianBoss]

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[@हानासुगिसाकी]

That footage is scary. She is lucky that door closed just in time because it could've ended up so bad.

[@MOHANSINGH-jm7mb]

Hey ,,your name is also written in Hindi,, do you know Hindi or have you been to India before

[@mysterioussonu]

हाना सुगिसाकी杉﨑華 are you a dancer?? 🤔🤔🤔

[@Majestic469]

I see you on all Asian Boss videos lol

[@invoker5051]

@NN SS no she is indian who is interested in Japanese culture *

[@mysterioussonu]

Japanese culture Indian culture is opposite

[@karinefonte516]

"Lack of evidence"?!! With a CCTV footage showing the guy and all his attemps to break in?! What else do they need, the girl's corpse?

[@junkoyaki5486]

they think he would've gone in and tell bed time stories to the girl 😒

[@jbear452]

Yup that’s why the guy was primarily charged with trespassing(the footage itself is only a circumstantial evidence and because the man didn’t get to actually break into the house, this might have not even been enough to prosecute him). then the police later changed it to attempted rape after they found out there’s more to the footage; the man threatening her to open up the door. Usually the police is not gonna act on it unless there’s something actually happened, which is ridiculous.

[@driftingdruid]

Even then, "Oh, she wasn't being careful enough" ...lazy bastards

[@criticizeall]

It is the lack of evidence to "rape".

[@karron9071]

Korea have huge disagreement and dispute between woman and man because their gap of status is getting bigger. Guys are getting poor and girls are getting richer

[@comradeleppi2000]

The man at 1:25 he is rare "How would i feel if i were that woman??"man like him should be more in the society ....

[@arieeshoe298]

Sreelexmi Sai I dont think hes rare ,he just uses logic

[@bunny4306]

@Takde Nama Gaming ok? why does that matter lol

[@expensivegurl1112]

@Takde Nama Gaming does it matter? Lmao

[@expensivegurl1112]

True, its kinda rare to find someone thinking in a different perspective rather than their own

[@johndawhale3197]

@@bunny4306 Don't you know that haircuts are the most important thing in life...how could you not know that... Just kidding :)

[@rajashreebhide3981]

In my country, people blame the girl for staying out late or dressing *inappropriately*

[@donanjaleeirashahettige4827]

I wish one day I could stand against all the harassment that happens to women in your country. I've watched a lot of things about it and those scoundrels is a bad name for all those good men there

[@ilyana5401]

India right??

[@donanjaleeirashahettige4827]

@@ilyana5401 ✌

[@sowmyasowmya1733]

They blindly blame girls...

[@abhinayaanand4118]

fellow indian😔

[@earinegeorges9217]

"a man followed her because she was drunk" no, he followed her because he is a psycho

[@worldview730]

ok 👍always the woman's fault

[@fluffybunny3490]

@@worldview730 yeah they always shame women. This is disgusting

[@sincehuh1320]

I don't think he meant to say it was her fault,but maybe he meant that this man wanted to take advantage of the fact she is drunk so it would be easier to do whatever he planned to,also getting drunk in South Korea is really frequent so yeah that my thoughts on this.

[@sincehuh1320]

But your right they always shame women and he is definitely a psycho

[@worldview730]

@@sincehuh1320 No excuse for a wrong act 😎

[@alyssasuepat95]

I love how they give detailed and thoughtful answers, in America they find the worst people to interview

[@schatzip]

Truth :)

[@Mickeii617]

don't they it's like they don't ever look for people who would give a detail answer they look for people who they know are going to give ignorant statements.

[@Mickeii617]

Like come on they got a Confederate flag t-shirt a trump 2020 bumper sticker what kind of statement do you think they going to give?? ( Not judging just saying)

[@Mokawoo]

Dykejiah Jones ur completely judging I foreigner

[@serdnae]

Average Korean IQ is higher than average American IQ so yea lol But they prob do filter to get the best responses.

[@taehyungieselephant3842]

Police dealing with women be like: "Call us again when you're dead :)"

[@rockleehair]

lmao

[@shafaqsadat455]

Taehyungie's Elephant 😂😂

[@nono7120]

Yep. 😂

[@wandilengwenya4345]

I'm so shook 💀😂

[@honetlyreal]

Same applies to Japanese's police

[@polyurethanes_3]

They would even get their sentence deducted when they’re “under the influence of alcohol”. That’s just sick, there should be no excuse for these types of actions.

[@felmargego2534]

Meanwhile, if the victim is the one that is drunk, the blame is placed on her smh

[@zakeernalir2871]

@@felmargego2534 right the hypocrisy !

[@samshah7628]

Or drugs or any other intoxicant

[@Changed.User100]

@@felmargego2534 No they dont.... Plus if the gender was reverse in this case the women that murdered him would get no punishment

[@nyanko2077]

My ex korean girlfriend had a stalker for one year when she was a student. She was scared everyday to go out. Some dudes are just creepy there.

[@merrittpalmer4349]

creepy just like white dudes with yellow fever...

[@jesterknight3837]

@@merrittpalmer4349 lol 😂

[@sungjoyisperfect4302]

Actually white guys are scarier

[@flower5396]

@@sungjoyisperfect4302 But they're so hot🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sungjoyisperfect4302]

Girasol bruh

[@ilove2929]

I think women in public place need to look out for each other...the system doesnt protect u, then we got to protect outselves.

[@ShadowsMasquerade]

Or men should stop being pervs.

[@violethaye6987]

@@ShadowsMasquerade nah, you're asking too much of them.

[@fluffybunny3490]

Most women don't even support each other

[@Justme0003]

From real stories I've heard, they don't look out for one another because they think "it's not their problem and they shouldn't get involved"

[@petitmacaron081]

@@ShadowsMasquerade Or you should stop generalizing. Not all men are pervs.

[@Vampybattie]

Even in safe country u just gotta be careful!

[@Vampybattie]

200 likes 😮😮😂

[@sayhellotopigeon3083]

Korea isn’t even safe

[@sayhellotopigeon3083]

Captain DY yes but after the overthrow of ex president park, the corruption of the Korean police still happen. As evidence showed in the suicide case of (I forgot) this Korean actress, directors and ceos bribed the police to not let this case out. Very corrupt

[@sayhellotopigeon3083]

Captain DY I’m not saying that it happens in just Korea, in China too.

[@mochiinuo]

Yes, there are bad people everywhere, even if the country is relatively safe. I agree

[@mayuripandey2483]

Ooo.... My dream is to walk alone at midnight with headphones over my head in any part if this globe.. And I know this dream will remain only dream.

[@mayuripandey2483]

@Emperor Hirohito India 😂

[@rekomendasiku207]

The fact that my friend walked along the Han river at 12:30am, alone... makes me jealous and wonder if i do the same thing there, will i be safe? But he said there were a few young women too at that time so i guess it’s safe enough :”) let’s hope the world will be safer, esp for women.

[@hidof9598]

@@mayuripandey2483 , I understand India sucks for roaming out

[@mirroruniverse9331]

Well it depends on place to place. Check into cities, even in India cities like Bangalore are safest cities in the world.

[@pavelten1540]

People die everyday from war,famine and other stuff. The fact you can’t walk alone isn’t biggest problem in the world

[@mochitokki_3360]

The fact that people don't feel safe in "one of the most safest country" just makes me think how unsafe people feel in the most "dangerous country". Like just imagine those things happening in Korea then imagine how much worse it is in other countries.

[@maka7600]

Not all countries accurately report their crime. Sometimes I wish our whole body was a camera, so everything was recorded and then they couldn't get away with such degrading things.

[@Elize2085]

Yeah, just imagine how do i live in Russia... Its scary. Anytime you can be raped or killed

[@yassss...]

Morroco

[@temirlanbekbayev5034]

@dek heay agree with you on that

[@flower5396]

@dek heay Even if only one person is murdered that alone makes it an unsafe country.

[@parad0x730]

Asian boss is such a woke channel, interviewing awareness spreading topics is real noice

[@mrnarason]

I hate people using this term "woke" seriously, as if everyone else is blue pilled.

[@robopecha]

@@mrnarason "is real noice"? not any better.

[@XanderZ0ne]

@@mrnarason you know what they say "go woke go broke" but Asian Boss seems to be the good kind of "woke"

[@gamefreaktp]

Yeah 'woke' sucks, 'culturally aware' or 'enlightened' are imperfect, yet better choices in my opinion.

[@mrnarason]

@CrusaderPRT shut up

[@mahdireza5695]

Why is no one talking about the group of friends that had the girl waving at the camera and then one of them drags her out LMAO 😂

[@kainatbhatti689]

Yes😂

[@emoaf8555]

Losers

[@teek8161]

Was looking for this comment😂

[@suzettequirante78]

Hahahaha looking for this

[@eeewww8569]

Time stamp?

[@stopfanwarbeagoodhumanbeki9226]

*I'm waiting for the day when a woman who's DRUNK could walk ALONE on the street at 2:00 Am WITHOUT looking back* That's how much I want this world to be safe

[@sb8095]

Well actually in Korea I walked at 3 a.m. I wasn't drunk. But there are actually girls in Korea who travel at 3 a.m drunk.

[@stopfanwarbeagoodhumanbeki9226]

@@sb8095 Wow. Then that means Korea is safe, and thanks for telling me that 💙

[@jjrobledo]

There should be more female police

[@eri1836]

@@stopfanwarbeagoodhumanbeki9226 Based only on one person, you shouldn't conclude that. You can see some videos saying the contrary on yt about SK. We should stay vigilant which we live :)

[@stopfanwarbeagoodhumanbeki9226]

@@eri1836 yeah I agree but it's at least way safer than my place

[@hownai-wl9lv]

it would be so scary to be in that situation and sadly not many people talk about it, good thing these people gave very thoughtful answers

[@foreverdreamer9171]

@ɢᴇᴍɪɴɪTM , go to hell

[@PETBOY]

I'm Korean. One thing to know is that about 40% are falsified. This varies from station to police, but there are many false reports. And the criteria for rape crimes in Korea is very broad, including adult video chat, adult video distribution, adult video production, prostitution, sexual harassment in public places, aid associations, and all other rape crimes. Old statistics, but Korea is still this standard. The video did not introduce this part.

[@foreverdreamer9171]

@ɢᴇᴍɪɴɪTM , you ain't wrong then LOL

[@hownai-wl9lv]

@ɢᴇᴍɪɴɪTM haha awee

[@mx5hong]

The last woman is right. There should be more police patrolling around and not relying entirely on CCTV. I'm not saying everywhere. But divert resources with patrol officers where there is a history of those kind of incidences. And the police should host workshops for women on how to prevent or deal with situations where some creep is stalking them. For example, if you think you're being followed late at night, walk into a 24 hour establishment like a convenience store. And if you have a convenience store on your block or street, get to know the owner or workers.

[@grape1829]

$200 camera replaced every 2 years = $100/year. 1 cop is $40k/year. That's 400 potential cameras per cop, patrols are done in pairs so $80k/year. But that's for an 8 hour shift. For 24 hour surveillance, you need 3 shifts of 2 cops each which is $240k/year. That's equal to 2,400 cameras. I'd take the 2,400 cameras, thanks. And this is just a quick calculation that doesn't account for pensions or the economy's opportunity cost due to these cops eating up taxes as government workers vs. generating economic value for the country in the private sector.

[@nikkolisbeth9723]

In Australia, at least in Melbourne. We have pairs of police officers stationed at all (if not main) train stations from 6pm till the last train. I was actually stalked during then and I totally forgot there were officers. So when I got off the train the perp left and I quickly reported him but not fast enough for him to be caught :/

[@mochiinuo]

Not just the women. Men too, though these people are getting smarter by day. If we come up with some solution, they may come up with a better plan to commit these crimes. It's like a hacking system. Still, we need to work hard to prevent this.

[@maksymtt]

@@grape1829 So what do korean cops do everyday? Do they just sit in the office? If there's so many cops like the guy in the video said, they could easily put some of them in the streets. They're already getting paid. And buying CCTVs isn't like buying a consumer camera lol. Either way, I'm pretty sure cops and cameras can coexist.

[@satriorama4118]

They should have look at the neighbor country, Japan. They have a police teams that patrol around the neighborhoods all the time, called omawari-san. They also have a small police station in every block that i'm pretty much sure suppress crime rates and make police able to respond reports much faster.

[@Kimmy234L]

Teach boys at a young age not to harm girls There should be classes all throughout the schooling period teaching both sexes that any type of abuse is wrong.

[@samshridiagnostics7593]

This is soo true!!!

[@anushnabhattacharya7210]

Exactly, value based education and sex education should be made compulsory to promote gender equality, respect women and LGBT people and increase awareness about health and population. Also, American curriculum should be strictly obeyed.

[@mathewkang8232]

@@anushnabhattacharya7210 american education is garbage. we dont want those here in korea

[@dandylion9830]

어린아이들에게 남성이 잠재적 범죄자인것처럼 생각하게 하지 말아주세요 그건 정말로 잘못된 일입니다

[@Changed.User100]

Why specifically boys? A lot of girls also assault boys, teach girls as well not to harm boys.

[@rkqudnsskskf]

The most important thing is: when something happens to women, the police is quite indifferent. They don't think it's a big deal. And most incidents didn't even count. The police officer will say something like 'call us again if you got hurt physically or something.' So this is not about the number of them but their attitude.

[@vp3841]

Yup, the usual "Call us when you're dead" :)

[@sb8095]

That doesn't happen in S.Korea though

[@ckaybit]

@@sb8095 You have thousands of women that will say otherwise...

[@cosmiccrush22]

When someone actually gets hurts physically it's always too late why do u think most murder victims are women

[@ragtagboyrebel]

So, exactly how it is in India.

[@user-negl3cty_uwu]

I'n a foreign woman living alone here. I ride a bike so it's harder to follow me, and I will not enter my house until I'm sure someone isn't watching (if I'm alone at night). I've had too many times where men try to follow me or touch me without permission to not be wary.

[@chocobunny6803]

Good luck I hope u stay safe. Try to have a defensive weapon(pepper spray for example) with you in case if something strange happens at night for example. Be careful;)

[@bhaskarm632]

Sorry on behalf of the one who did that:(

[@bhaskarm632]

@Ankit Banerjee does it matter?

[@bhaskarm632]

@Ankit Banerjee always INDIAN

[@sofiaali8011]

Ankit Banerjee ...that’s got nothing to do with what they said???

[@hetasogarejin]

Of course we should teach our daughters to keep themselves safe, but teaching boys not to harm the girls is also important.

[@stumpedii8639]

yes this is why violence against women movement will fail.. it should be no violence by anyone.. zero tolerence for violence.. by either sex.. so mothers dont teach their sons it ok to hit.. and teach their daughters they get a pass.

[@shutup4211]

Yess

[@sunnyshibano5048]

Yes, but lets be realistic, you cant expect too much on all men to be good men these days. There are a lot of phycho man , man who got a problem or even have no family to raise them right. and you can't control this. So educating and alert all girls to keep safe and be protected is still very important. Protection is better than being regretted anyway.

[@serectas]

Boys must be taught to control their urges no matter what. The girls must always be comfortable in their skin...

[@blackpinkandbtsandtwiceand5868]

@@stumpedii8639 they don’t get a pass

[@anantc88]

I like how much Koreans can enunciate and are thorough in their details!

[@pxrplehairgirl5030]

@Moriah Shelton sameee

[@stumpedii8639]

South Korea is the most educated nation on planet earth. by far...

[@yejibang772]

@@stumpedii8639 no

[@happy-nb9jd]

Korean iq top 3

[@jazzlankier5274]

If you are a woman, everywhere in the world even if it’s claimed to be safe, you will still feel unsafe and be scared for your self and for the other women. And sometimes even your own home doesn’t feel safe at all.

[@catfishsensei4306]

What a cowardly way to live, grow a spine loser

[@pxrplehairgirl5030]

@@catfishsensei4306 and thats why your single 😊

[@catfishsensei4306]

@@pxrplehairgirl5030 better single than an idiot who doesn't know you're and your.

[@catfishsensei4306]

@@pxrplehairgirl5030 come back when you grow a brain

[@ORANGE-ib3jd]

@@catfishsensei4306 baqwaas Bund kr

[@celiamorones5355]

The girl in red is so woke

[@exog8848]

celia morones true. I was nodding my head at every word she said.

[@Hornet135]

Don’t say “woke”

[@desmeister2110]

@@Hornet135 me say W O K E

[@comradedyatlov2010]

Something woke in my pants

[@malraza557]

Bertholdt The turtle BE GONE PERV

[@pengythepenguin9754]

"South Korea is considered to be one of the safest countries in the world" *Thinks about all the murder k-dramas I've watched*

[@golbinnom]

im sorry but thats so stupid

[@roche75]

Pengy The Penguin same

[@shan4289]

@@golbinnom r/wooosh

[@poigikibobo]

@@golbinnom r/wooosh

[@desrishad8936]

Hahaha lmao

[@levisin3247]

2:53 I like how the orange girl waved and her girlfriend instantly took her back. Then later she pops out on camera 😂😂

[@lacielleonheart]

zzzzㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Bakit98]

It's immature especially a foreigner is doing it.

[@mccj1997]

Just Remember Kids, Low Crime Doesn't Mean No Crime!

[@luvcherry]

and since the police are so incompetent when it comes to sexual harassment/assault/other crimes against women women are discouraged from reporting so the statistics aren't accurate

[@thisisntallowed9560]

@@luvcherry Considering how sexist korea is.. I think it would be much higher.

[@thisisntallowed9560]

@@corona__virus How is that relevant?

[@lillycamp8892]

So when is Asian boss gonna do a video on asking Koreans how they feel about the Burning Sun case being shut down and all the famous and powerful men involved being set free?

[@Vor567tez]

What!! That's so bad.

[@AvaeloreXinYan]

and about footage of the police assaulting the man in the burning sun case too...That really unsettled me. I rarely hear anyone discussing that and all the focus is being placed on the celebrities...

[@stanloonauglies9358]

They wont be surprised.

[@BRIANBA100]

you mean asking KOREANS why they being Racist or Discriminatory?

[@afz5355]

Sister 🤔🤔

[@kjnightbird1772]

Scary that the Stalker was NOT worried about Apartment Security Camera!

[@kierajones4230]

kj Nightbird most likely didn't know it was there

[@kjnightbird1772]

@@kierajones4230 Okay, a possibility of course. VERY glad it made the NEWS to help detour future Stalking Criminals. Public Service Commercials could be helpful too to be Cautious & encourage Reporting & to tell Criminals it's not worth it. Hey, we're both KJs. Nice. 😉

[@carlacaicedo3841]

He was aware of the cctv tho, but he only noticed it after she went it. News reports say that he was the one that turned himself in bc he already knew that they had recorded him.

[@kjnightbird1772]

@@carlacaicedo3841 VERY, VERY interesting! Thanks for the rest of the story. 🙋💜

[@carlacaicedo3841]

Russki Crisp the full footage shows him following her for a few blocks, always staying behind her so that she doesn’t notice him. if he had good intentions or if he was shy or whatever, why didn’t he approach her on the street instead of following all the way back home AND try to force himself into her house? your logic makes no sense lol

[@vivitrumanto]

Tbh, maybe I am a foreigner, but when I went to Korea twice, I felt so safe there. I even felt safer than my own country. We are both girls and it was past midnight after drinks, there were absolutely no taxi on the street. So, we stopped and asked for help from a random young guy to look for a taxi for us and he was so sweet and kind. He made a call and even stayed with us until the taxi came. He talked to the driver to take us to our hotel. Another thing that I remembered was we were on the subway station looking so confused which way to go and a guy just came to us asking if we needed help. He even warned us to avoid certain areas in Seoul, saying it was not very safe to wonder around there. Generally, there are always criminals everywhere. There is no country that can provide you 100% safety, especially when you are a woman who are more prone to experience bad things since they see us as weak target.

[@reallyerika496]

wow, how sweet of him! that could’ve gone so bad if you had spoken to the wrong person 😬

[@JustanotherYoutuber771]

Just the fact that the incident was such a big thing and everyone was pretty shocked is a good sign. Means it’s far from normal

[@인삼도라지-w9k]

Looking at global statistics, 6,000 cases per year and 16 cases per day are very, very low.

[@wentano]

@@인삼도라지-w9k well, korea is a very conservative country and as in many conservative countries the SA topic is very stigmatised there. if people from the most s*xually free countries quite often don’t report SA crimes, what is it like in Korea?

[@haskar-by5pl]

@@wentano There is no reason not to report it. In Korea, a perpetrator can be sent to jail just by stating about the crime at the police station. No other evidence is needed. (Limited to sexual crimes) The victim investigation is conducted by a female police officer. Rather, innocent people sometimes end up in prison due to this system. In the case of women with bad intentions, they abuse the judicial system and threaten men by saying they will sue them for sexual assault.

[@laxmibarma3232]

It's not only SK. It is everywhere in the world.. I didn't say that sentence to become against..I said that to remember you guys we aren't safe , you aren't safe .it's not girl? It's also boys... It's our mentality we grew up and we are.. We have forgotten our humanity in this new generation.. we've forgotten that why humanity word exits... That's what this sentence stands for.. I wasn't putting SK down.. I was putting the today's mentality down.. It's not me , it's not you , it's us who are in danger by us ..

[@sendmemoneythanks]

Exactly

[@laxmibarma3232]

@Jacob what?

[@laxmibarma3232]

@Daniel Shin that's right..

[@spam6884]

It is around the world, but it's different since it happened in a much safer country then most

[@doremifasolasiyeon9005]

notice how they talked about how the police offers not taking crime against women (like rape) seriously. have you heard about the burning sun case? the police officers actually NORMALIZED rape and adultery (and others) and that it shouldn't be an issue. you see, the problem is that they are tolerating violence or rape against women.

[@snewbaby473]

As a woman this video really broke my heart, i know it happens everywhere but still.

[@snewbaby473]

@Voldemort Sunbaenim not really because I didn't see that it is wrong in the first place.

[@snewbaby473]

@Voldemort Sunbaenim anyway thanks

[@snewbaby473]

@Voldemort Sunbaenim have a great day too by the way english isn't my first language.

[@wmmv2019]

I've lived in 3 different countries, as a woman i definitely feel safe where i live right now (Canada) i can walk at 2AM all alone not afraid of being mugged or rape. Honestly that's a nice feeling 😄

[@lindavel43]

I was just looking at the immigration laws of Canada last wk hahaha. But housing is so expensive...

[@wmmv2019]

@@lindavel43 it depends where, i live in a small city so housing relatively affordable

[@delightsun8060]

I Want to study abroad in canada one day lol

[@samuraijack535]

You think it is going to be the same in future?? Look at the European countries. Only reason Canada is safe now is because there are better countries to go to.

[@goldenwings9902]

Wow..... that's great

[@charissetish]

Glad this was tackled in Asian Boss, especially since there have been a lot of undertones of women violence and discrimination in recent Kmedia. This has been enlightening and frightening at the same time. (Also, hi Dooby!)

[@naiyiraamira3352]

2:52 I'm sorry but those girls distracted me I mean what the heck are they doing😂🤦🏻‍♀️💀

[@serenemountain6769]

tourism ...

[@mike-0451]

iHysstixx no, they’re just being women

[@vienna1645]

ɪᴠʏ why are you being so problematic? It doesn’t matter what race, it would be annoying either way. So “annoying white people” makes you sound pretty dumb if you were to turn it around to “annoying black people”, “annoying asian people”, etc. please don’t just look at race. It might seem harmless to you, but that can lead to only seeing people for their race. Just my opinion :) have a nice day

[@dalilahdali6970]

ɪᴠʏ hey that's not a nice thing to say

[@mylifeismiserableandsoami953]

@ɪᴠʏ why are you being so racist and problematic? They weren't even annoying they are just having fun, bro gtfo of here

[@chrisjuneza3367]

I used to go home super late at night because of work and had to walk my way home, I never encountered these types of situations which I'm thankful for. But once, I happened to have a really bad haircut, and wanted to hide it, so I borrowed a friends hoodie to cover my head. I walked home at around midnight wearing it and there's this boy walking in front of me. Didn't really put any attention on him until I realized he continuously looked over his shoulders at me, then finally he suddenly started sprinting into the other side of the street. I was a bit shocked, it only dawned on me at that point that he thought I was up to no good. I felt so bad but, a bit humored at the same time. Then again, this might be a good strategy to avoid criminals, make them think you're the criminal instead j/k haha, honestly, I felt sorry for making him terrified like that, no one should ever have to feel that way

[@voodoomagic90]

Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👏👏👏 your comment made my day!

[@selinafu]

make yourself look like a criminal: got it!

[@zhasyane]

😂😂😂 hoodie ftw!

[@Sxli4224]

@Little birds can remember lol what? It sounds pretty believable

[@zannys5133]

@Little birds can remember shut up

[@AvaeloreXinYan]

As a girl, some of what I can do when going home are: 1) keep a lookout for shadows coming from behind walls or corners along the corridor 2) once you unlock the door, go in immediately (if I have to do anything before going in, e.g. taking off shoes, do it before unlocking the door) 3) when going in to the house, try to look over shoulders to see if there's anyone Do share if you have other tips or pointers!

[@stay_184]

4. Lock the door immediately.

[@AvaeloreXinYan]

@@stay_184 omgosh, yes, this!!

[@rejubi-minkaokose6836]

Use a different route back home than that which you use out, whenever possible;Walk in groups, if possible; be aware of your surroundings always; keep ICE numbers on speed-dial; take the earphones out of your ears, and keep your cellphone out of sight; always carry a good pen or screwdriver within easy reach (saved me when a man tried to rob me at knifepoint-against my pregnant belly, might I add); make sure your shoes are practical- if you're wearing heels, use a car, or make sure they're comfortable and can double as a weapon, otherwise be combat-ready in sneakers or boots,especially at night; if you are a woman who lives alone, install cctv, and keep a pair of men's boots by your front door; a little self defense know-how, is a plus...

[@FjordTrotter]

carry pepper spray. if you wear high heels, stomp on a guys foot as hard as you can, like a nail driven though his foot, and drive it to the ground. make him squeal and slap his face with your hand bag. but most of all, do not give up if you are in a situation. guys have a limit to the amount they can handle - then once they feel control is not possible, they give up. Dont ever think a guy will try it forever - he is subject to certain limitations in his motives. take it from me. stay safe ladies.

[@bryanc8637]

Just carry a pepper spary

[@leonardn15]

16 case per day bruh WTF this Is a big big HUGE problem

[@KutingChan4144]

the girl in the back i think if she knew what they were talking about or like understood like korean.... as they passed by they wouldn’t do the thing that they did good thing that its blurred that would have been embarassing very the interviewers being soo serious then pops up someone saying hi to camera...

[@stakingspider1542]

It wasn't blurred enough

[@agnessteffinia1445]

I think it was fine, ppl do that all the time, but its just my opinion though

[@stakingspider1542]

@@agnessteffinia1445 nah u right

[@lyncheratoh]

Where was it

[@Fundamental_Islam.]

That’s something only whites can do 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@professorberryice2310]

That girl in the background 😑

[@Mehhh_z]

Lol

[@naominoodle4830]

Low-key me😅

[@goldensora6539]

Honestly I just like can’t you see they recording get out of the way, she looked funny 😆

[@yachishairclips2250]

😂😂... If you find this woman disrespectful... How much more if Filipinos do this one, you will be more disappointed.. Like in typhoons and calamities interviews you will see someone waving themselves to be seen on TV..

[@jeff6199]

She looks like hillbilly inbred from trailer park whose ancestors were slave owners

[@MashiroShiina]

There's no place in earth thats completely safe maybe space is safer? if only we have good space suits

[@UnQuacker]

Space isn't safe either...

[@almamater489]

Or maybe police should just do their jobs

[@mayuripandey2483]

May be some other planets

[@비둘기-u5i]

Neither is space safe because of The Imposters.

[@geckopecko]

as long as there's people, no place will ever be safe

[@multeyemeteor]

Thanks for making this video. We definitely need more awareness, when it comes to women's safety, in Korea and anywhere else.

[@ingloriousMachina]

Ladies and gents alike, be alert and protect yourself. There are some nasty people out there.

[@inesg4774]

@공장장 I stopped taking seriously what you wrote as soon as I read the word "feminazis".

[@inesg4774]

@J Wiro what makes you think that feminism nowadays is shitty? I'm just curious

[@minabright9894]

@공장장 tbh, the whole story with the cameras in the women bathrooms of restaurants and hotels that are later sold as porn is really alarming,you really need to focus on women matters more in korea.

[@BRIANBA100]

like you?

[@quantumshadow4218]

@공장장 well i come from a country whit a stronge radical feminist organization and our crime rate is high, im a man and i trained in martial arts i have been in assault cases that i had to use my training to get out alive, an attacker doesn't care if you are a male or female and the police or someone else need time to arrive to the scene and you don't have that amount of time for survive, so everyone no matter gender should learn at least some defense techniques and have consciousness of your surroundings and also if you think you has been stalked change your rutine fast and don't look back just like that, use instead mirrors, shop windows and see how many shadows you have.

[@belami_irl8543]

Scary...she looked really drunk so he probably followed her thinking he could take advantage of her 😱. I’m so happy she’s safe and I really pray she has someone accompany her home next time she goes out drinking or late night. ♥️

[@BRIANBA100]

whos fault is that?

[@save_bandit]

BRIANBA100 i hope you don’t think it’s the girl’s fault cause that’s just idiotic

[@pewpewpwq2526]

@@BRIANBA100 clearly it's woman fault, because she was drunk

[@kimtata2831]

pew pewpwq clearly you are idiotic and ignorant

[@BRIANBA100]

@@pewpewpwq2526 TRUTH!

[@99-ramisa]

Every man and woman should be very careful no matter where they live, travel and work.

[@FlashRyu]

hide your kids, hide your wife, and hide your husband

[@Wut-eo1xo]

@Lzb Lmvm You're ignorant

[@lbtsangels5242]

Lzb Lmvm idiot. no one has the right to sexually abuse someone. how sick you must be to say something like that, and as always blaming the woman... disgusting

[@sleepycowboy18]

@Lzb Lmvm are you serious?

[@fgdh2460]

@Lzb Lmvm man just shut up, that troll si so obvious it hurts.

[@mai4645]

Omg Tina! I watch her cooking videos on KZbin now! She’s come so far

[@duchi882]

*No country is crime proof* One just have to prepare themselves for anything

[@stormveil]

Including zombies. Is your home zombie proof? 🤔

[@save_bandit]

Elena Lina ...there’s almost no people there

[@imgonnawynn9861]

Note to everyone, if you have a set of keys and you feel like you’re in a dangerous situation or so, stick the keys out in between your fingers (like wolverine) and use it for self defence if you ever need to. Just a tip !!

[@doremifasolasiyeon9005]

i dont think that was the point why they showed us this video. notice how they talked about how the police offers not taking crime against women (like rape) seriously. have you heard about the burning sun case? the police officers actually NORMALIZED rape and adultery (and others) and that it shouldn't be an issue. you see, the problem is that they are tolerating violence or rape against women. i wonder when will these words reach those bastards..... even if it did, they don't care...

[@NoName-wj8nw]

In my opinion south korea is a safe country in general.But it doesn’t mean it is perfectly safe just like any other countries in the world.There is no such thing as perfectly safe.Of course there are flaws but it’s up to every individual to take precautionary measures to be safe in his or her own ways.But for me living in south korea in five years,South korea is a safe country and a beautiful country.

[@BRIANBA100]

ugly COUNTRY?

[@yadnyajeetajadhav1518]

Where are you from which country ?? Just curious no hate

[@jrobinsonwebster]

BRIANBA100 just like your mom

[@mitsume_slay]

Not it's not

[@mitsume_slay]

Not your probably a men or a little girl

[@god-san7399]

2:54 The Caucasians are back at it again

[@IRockLikeISaid]

She’s got nice tits and ass though. Just saying lol.

[@MashiroShiina]

@@IRockLikeISaid 😂 true

[@kitanakenshin]

As soon as I saw this comment, I saw them 😂😂😂😂😂

[@makeupyourmind1]

Typical Caucasians

[@beatlejuice3times859]

@Claire fitzpatrick even the young once won't do this. Just the once who aren't thought manners probably.

[@honkaiwarudo64]

One of my biggest dream is I can go out at night, strolling around the park and feel the night wind while stargazing too without feeling someone just gonna randomly appears out nowhere and do something against my will...and this apply for everyone too

[@judiy888]

Go to the Midwest duh

[@vitorh3568]

Good that that door locks automatically when she closes. Here in Brazil that guy would make it easily since there wouldnt be time to lock the door with a key.

[@leticiac8087]

Dependendo do apartamento não, mas sim, muitos lugares não tem esse tipo de porta, o que pode vir a calhar quando tu sai de casa e esquece a chave, mas não vai ajudar na sua segurança em casos desse tipo. Enfim, que bom que nada aconteceu com ela, a filmagem é assustadora.

[@chaseb5912]

@@leticiac8087 For anyone that needs a translation: (Sorry, this isn't accurate because I used Google Translate) Depending on the apartment not, but yes, many places do not have that kind of door, which can come in handy when you leave home and forget the key, but it will not help your security in such cases. Anyway, how nice that nothing happened to her, the footage is scary.

[@degan1123]

@@chaseb5912 Thank you

[@chaseb5912]

@@degan1123 yw

[@Veranaika28]

I just went to Korea this oct. I was heading back to the guest house in Myeondong at quarter 11. The store are close, some perv slap my butt. Good thing I was wearing a thick long coat. The nerve. The funny thing I was on video call with my dad. So I place my dad on the screen and point out to him. He back off. And left. 😂

[@movieloverz7912]

Veronica ,Nice name probably I think ur from Europe .

[@Veranaika28]

@@movieloverz7912 nope asian. Philippines.

[@Elize2085]

I guess there are a lot of perverts in Korea...

[@We_Want_It_All]

@@Veranaika28 what an ass!! would have been nice if u kicked his ass in return.

[@tamy9429]

@@Elize2085 A lot of foreigners also live in Korea. Many of them are also from other parts of Asia.

[@stijnhs]

I have the feeling that here in Europe others in society are more willing to step in when they see something bad happening to someone else on the streets compared to a lot of Asian societies. I've lived a while in China and Japan and there I noticed that others mostly just look the other way. This is something I hate a lot about the cultures in East Asia

[@allenk6373]

yes yes I have lived in Czech Republic when I was walking out of metro some drunk Ukrainian guy jumped me and was trying to steal my wallet from jacket no one stepped except police officers

[@Joooo89]

What?? I thought Europe is more individualistic compared to Asia

[@ayohitmanbangpd2397]

Apart from the topic, I really feel good seeing the citizens of this country and the interviewer talking in their language only.

[@user-gp1bt4vm3r]

No matter how safe a country may be, you still have to watch your surroundings. Japan is also considered to be one of the safest countries in the world as well. But when I stayed in Japan last year, there was a rape incident in the building right across from mine and apparently the guy only got a slap on the wrist according to the people in the neighborhood.

[@Mari14162]

I never knew Japan was one of the safest country lmfao, I thought everyone knew about all the r*pe/sexual assault that goes on there. The victims don't even get any justice too 😔

[@user-gp1bt4vm3r]

@@Mari14162 Well, no country is perfect. But, in comparison to other countries, it's A LOT safer. South Korea and Japan are probably two of the safest countries to live in without having to worry about getting murdered. Societal issues are another thing, but you're not going to get killed.

[@82leegary]

@@user-gp1bt4vm3r Not safe if you're a woman. Japan and Korea have a high homicide rate for women.

[@memehl4148]

Great topic! I'm alone in Korea now and I have felt safe everywhere and will walk alone at night (which I would not do in a lot of other places). But I see I should not get too comfortable!

[@cassycorky9832]

Me Mehl I am often in Korea alone, daytime and early evening are very safe. Late at night or where there are less people... not so safe ( as with most places). I had one bad experience at an apartment I rented. Someone I didn’t know rang the doorbell ( saw them on iPad type device on apartment wall) and then banged on the door for about 5 minutes. I thought about calling the police but the man left. Fortunately I had asked for the door code to be changed for me, and had locked the door from the inside with a physical lock. So I felt safe, take care of yourself and I hope your visit is not spoiled by this incident. I have found almost all Koreans to be nice, helpful and very honest.

[@SumireIsrafel]

@@cassycorky9832 that same thing happened to me! I also have an inside lock (but no camera) and they eventually left, I think it was a friend of one of the other people who lives here or something, obviously did not open the door to check. I do feel safe here most of the time but if course we should all be vigilant and keep an eye out.

[@hessaa1712]

I think it the reason why these criminals take advantage :0

[@RoxanneLavender]

@@cassycorky9832 Did you report this incident to the police? If not you should.

[@RoxanneLavender]

@@SumireIsrafel Did you report this incident to the police? If not you should.

[@manonitmundu9766]

i literally feel like crying when one girl said its not safe in korea but situation is way better than india i felt like crying.......but breaking notions and myths and assumptions its true true true

[@aprilgroup6143]

Delhi is known as the rape capital of the world for some solid reasons!

[@Wagelbagel203]

Yeah it’s crazy how bad it is in India

[@Chirag7344]

I LIVE IN MUMBAI HERE EVERYTHING IS FINE 😁

[@aprilgroup6143]

@@Chirag7344 No! You're immune to the conditions to which you were born into!

[@redrose8497]

India is better defiantly.... In Korea women tend no to speak up because they scared of society too much

[@UYu-zx5fe]

2:53 Orange girl- hello internet Her friends- what the heck *pulls her back*

[@mdzahidhusain4403]

Then look back into the camera..lol

[@UYu-zx5fe]

@@mdzahidhusain4403 yes

[@awkred]

I've been living in korea for six months now and I feel like it's a paradise compared to my country (Chile, south america) when it comes to women safety. That doesn't mean there is not crimes against women. Men will be men everywhere unless they start being raised differently. I can walk here a little drunk after it gets dark while in chile i had 90% chance of getting my things stolen, or being molested or raped. I think the cameras have a lot of influence when it comes to safety in korea. Men think twice before doing anything because of cameras. But if they still do it, it gives to think. Why women are WAY less violent than men? why cases when a woman is the one commiting rape are so less than men? this is worldwide, no country is excluded. That means is not a problem of culture but a problem on how we raise our childs to be determined in their sex and gender. Why lesbian women can avoid catcalling women on the street and men have to even follow us? why do they think they can get away with it(and in most cases they can)? Something radical NEEDS to happen. Women are dying everyday by the hands of their lovers, ex boyfriends or some random guy that got rejected and felt his small ego hurt, women crying in silence while suffering intrafamilial abuse and violence. We have to fight for our rights, go out on the streets, defend ourselves. The answer is not for us women to learn self defense but teach men not grow to be rapists, murderers, violent humans, etc. Learn self defense is a short term help that in most cases you can't use because of the shock. I hope we can all think about all the women suffering in the world when teaching your boy manners, morals, and gender norms if you will.

[@jeanneann3545]

True. Im a lesbian and I often find myself stealing a look at any woman I found attractive. But no more than 2 seconds and in only catching a glance every 1 minute or so 😂 If she went out of my view, I forgot about her. Cant understand how men cant do the same. Its make you think there might be something wrong with some of the men.

[@stumpedii8639]

dont worry.. women get even in the divorce court. karma

[@리드-w7k]

The reason why there are more male sex offenders is because of their genes not education

[@리드-w7k]

Don't make masculinity a sin All the science technology you enjoy is made by men

[@justsomeone8239]

@@리드-w7k No it's not.

[@twstks]

As a mexican girl living in Korea, I feel super safe when walking around the street. Unless is some man on their motorbike or some person driving lmao that's like the most dangerous thing bc they are careless about the people walking. I've been able to do lots of things I wasn't able to do back in my country, like going out by myself and going out at night.

[@suntree4755]

ofcourse you feels safe, because mexico has one of highest women rape rating even tourists talked about that i feel do bad for women there

[@II-gc7ib]

@@suntree4755 Korea is even safer than Northern Europe and China.

[@samratjulius]

Koreans are afraid of maxican Drug Traffickers. 😂✌️ Moreover they might have thought you were Relative of Pablo of Maxico 😂😅

[@ricardo_boutique]

S C actually, the most peaceful countries in the world are Iceland, New Zealand and Portugal. According to the world peace index

[@sosososososo4148]

@@ricardo_boutique Don't include portugal. I've been there and I can ensure that.

[@monageorge3431]

People from all over world, have to be vigilant of your surroundings at all times and besides, you don't know where or when it will happen to you.

[@dyn6690]

I’m korean and when i was in highschool many girl students walk alone in1am~2am because we have to go home after studying at study cafe😅 And I think it’s very rare and lucky to live in country that young age girls can walk freely at night and dawn

[@priyahembram7703]

Damn you guys study sooooooo much 🤯🤯🤯

[@jaketan8485]

@@priyahembram7703 ikr?

[@jeanneann3545]

Hey, out of curiousity, may I ask : Dont you guys feel tired and lifeless with such packed schedule? How do you have time to hang out with friends etc when you basically spend the entire day and half of the night studying?

[@Spring-s6n]

@@jeanneann3545 They indeed because they want to go to better univ, get a better job. e.g. doctor ..

[@deepshikha3093]

In my country we can't walk alone after 7 pm🙂🙂... That's why I want to go Korea😢

[@mikefromkollab]

The cops should be lifting prints off the door where the guy touched.

[@monikamalinowski]

He also had a visible tattoo on his neck so it should be so easy to catch him yet no one cares :(

[@justinafkpw.309]

He already turned himself in but hes saying that he was drunk when he did that which is not true

[@BRIANBA100]

why you overworking the POLICE!

[@leticiac8087]

@@BRIANBA100 because the guy almost raped that girl and yet nothing has happened? Like who should we go to if not the police in a case like this then?

[@mikefromkollab]

does Korea not haver a sex offenders registry like they do in America?

[@Hyunberry_Dramaqueen]

No matter how safe the country is people should always be careful🙁

[@ii_alxlx3403]

Ms. White Lotus, true. Low crime doesn’t mean no crime

[@OrehoVlogs]

As a young female teen i feel like nowhere i go is safe whether it be out of state or country. When i walk home from school I always look back when it gets to the street where i have to walk alone cause my friends walk the other way. When i go to different places older men try to talk to me and I get uncomfortable and scared. It turned a whole new level when me and my older sister where getting followed home after going shopping, we were by our house but kept driving to go around the block to lose the guy. So nowhere and i mean NOWHERE is safe even if it is called the safest place.

[@SamiLo2]

Just based off the cases I know about in South Korea.. I’d say women aren’t very safe there at all.. whether or not it’s safer than the US or any other countries I can’t say, but it’s definitely one of the unsafe countries regardless and the lack of legal recourse against perpetrators is down right disturbing

[@belleblanch5374]

SK don't value women much, look at Seungri scandal, he acts like he doesn't have mother or sister.

[@sangwoo9686]

South korea has one of best gender equality in the world. The seungri scandal? Compare that to the west and see how women are literally treated like meat in the western entertainment industry.

[@miadavis4837]

@@sangwoo9686 This is false. For 2018 Korea ranked 115th out of 149 countries on the gender parity rankings. Just look up "Gender inequality in South Korea" and go to the wiki page. It's gender INEQUALITY that is consistantly ranked one of the highest. And the fact that your talking about how women are treated in the western entertainment industry as if it's worse then Korea shows you don't know much about the industry here. Look up Jang Ja yeon first and go from there. It's a pretty open secret that some really shady stuff happens in the Korean entertainment industry not to mention the fact that, in Korea, entertainers are basically owned by their agencies. Once they sign a contract they have to take whatever jobs the agency tells them to; they have no right to accept or reject the way that Western entertainers do. And that's without mention of things like slave contracts and trainee debt and companies literally starving their artists. In fact one of the most famous Korean idols, Bo A has staight up said that she thinks that the reason she is so short is that her company starved her when she was growing. And this is a woman who debuted at 13 years old so she was a trainee before that. That means that she was literally starved when she was in Elementary and middle school. And her age as a trainee is not unique. Young kids are even taken away from their parents in Elementary/middle school to live in trainee dorms where they practice, study and function on just a few hours sleep. Not to mention how vulnerable these kids are to being taken advantage of (and it has come out plenty of times that some trainees are. Look up 'open world entertainment' for one example). There is so much stuff that goes on in the Korean entertainment industry that would never fly in the west.

[@sangwoo9686]

@@miadavis4837 pop culture is not a factual respresentation of anything. Youre entire comment is all about kpop which has Nothing to do with this topic.

[@miadavis4837]

@@sangwoo9686 You were the one who brought pop culture into the discussion by talking about how women are treated in the Western entertainment industry, trying to make it seem like they're treated so much better in the Korean entertainment industry. So, I responded by talking about the Korean entertainment industry as a whole; not just Kpop. Jang Jayeon was an actress, not an idol. Also the entire industry has a trainee system - comedians, actors and models all begin as trainees and they all belong to entertainment industries with contracts just like the Kpop idols have. You also completely ignored me pointing out that you were wrong about the gender equality thing.

[@sosososososo4148]

@@miadavis4837LOL. I am a Korean guy and life as a Korean woman is much better and convenient than most Korean men. Gender equality? Ahahahah 2030s women take all advantages and when men complain they claim those men are ungentlemanly nerds. Men basically have much more responsibility than women here. I am mentioning about young women 20~30s not older generations. U don't know anything about Korea.

[@juliennec.2536]

No place on earth is safe as long as there is human. ALIEN.

[@INUNGG]

2:53 that's definitely a foreigner 🤣

[@18.oindrilamandal3]

I am an Indian Girl and things are much much worse in India and the administrative system blames the girls/women for this incidents rather than punishing the perpetrators. Girls are even scared to stay at home , going outside late at night or living alone is far away from reality .

[@Sujay95]

Then you know nothing about how rampant sexual assault is in Korea and Japan. They're not the paradises you see in K-dramas and animes. iPhones there come with no option to turn off camera shutter sound because the men there take upskirt photos of women in public. Groping and sexual assault are a common occurence in trains and public and no one says anything when it happens because they wanna avoid conflicts. Don't even get me started about the spycamera epidemic in South Korea. Watch the BBC documentary on it.

[@TheMaiah13]

India is on a different level of violence towards their women.

[@jellyrolly]

safest doesn’t equate to completely safe.

[@lolo-vh6xh]

Not one seid that. It can never be completely safe.

[@babyprincesscatkitty]

That's why I always said my room it's the most save place when people ask me which place you think the most save for you?!! 😅😅

[@kevinjoseph600]

The place I will go to when I die

[@rupaschannel5856]

My safe place is my home😀

[@genesprouts]

I would agree South Korea is really safe but it’s true u should always be cautious at all times. I live in Atlanta and...I’m pretty sure it’s literally one of the unsafest cities in America💀I’m paranoid like 24/7.

[@SumireIsrafel]

It really is so safe here, I'm from Detroit and live in korea now and it's like night and day lol but still being vigilant is important no matter where you are.

[@vertie2090]

I never understood why USA is so full riddled with unsafety

[@itzyaboyizzy]

Atlanta rise up

[@PETBOY]

I am Korean. One thing to know is that about 40% are falsified. This varies from station to police, but there are many false reports. And the criteria for rape crimes in Korea is very broad, including adult video chat, adult video distribution, adult video production, prostitution, sexual harassment in public places, aid associations, and all other rape crimes. Old statistics, but Korea is still this standard. The video did not introduce this part.

[@imadethiscuziwsbored]

I also feel you on being paranoid here in the US. When I came back from South Korea it was almost like I had reverse culture shock due to just the necessity of being more cautious here. I remember only a few weeks after I returned I took a bus downtown and some guy started to say/yell gross things into my ear and I just had to turn up my headphone music and pretend it wasnt happening. Agh ...

[@O_Ciel_Phant0mhive]

I’m glad this interview was done. That happens to much all around the world and people have to act on this to stop it

[@loveever89]

I read the title as “How dangerous are South Korean women” at first glance. Lol.

[@Midnight-xk6hm]

2:53 no ones gonna talk about that? 😂 😂 I find it pretty funny and awkward. Poor woman, she just wanted to be on camera. ..

[@namename-ph7bg]

I hate it when they do that

[@elishaf.9760]

that was disrespectful of her lmao considering the topic, even if she doesn’t understand what they were saying she really made a fool out of herself

[@aryll-nya8951]

@@elishaf.9760 especially since she was in a foreign country ;-; I just don’t want the locals there to have a bad insight on those gals or wherever their from.

[@cutie511]

We live in 2019. And women are still having trouble in some countries. It's hard to enjoy your life when you have to worry about it. For example, in some countries, such as India and China, women are killed just because they are women. This have To stop... We Have a Voice too! ❤️

[@cutie511]

@Ankit Banerjee I said "For example"

[@lordkira9791]

@Ankit Banerjee not killed more like raped instantly in india

[@alicebae9315]

@Ankit Banerjee pressed indian man

[@confusedgoku5717]

I know india is considered to be a rape capital by world media and people in general, but let me tell something about india . India is the 2nd most populas country in the world, so even a small percentage of cases is shown as huge . More than 50% rape cases are fake either for money or revenge ( laws in india are tilted in favour of women and minorities ) . India has its own problem and we are working every second to improve the conditions but the biased treatment which india gets is unfair .

[@Induroy2023]

@@rahulpal7938 really ?? Our women are safe says who ?? Ask some of those women shall we ... I am not saying everyone is getting raped all the time but it's ridiculous to say women are safe from inappropriate stares to groping in public places to getting degrading comments from men and rape is still a very prominent issue in India ... Indian men needs to learn how to control there sex drive ... Not saying all men do .. majority don't but the ones that do the percentage is quite high .. and in rural areas so many cases not listed or reported ...so please India has a long way to go in terms of women's safety ...

[@micarol24]

I'm from Denmark and in my city we have a group call night ravens who are a group of adults (often parents) who helps everyone in the night life to be safe and to get home safely. Maybe you should make a group like that in your city 😉

[@TheRandomRoxy]

If I think there's someone not quite right behind me when I go into my building I usually either take the stairs or get off the elevator at a different floor than the one i live on. That way it's harder for them to work out where I live. (I live in Korea and have been followed a few times by old drunk men)

[@Orbits_Loona]

The lady in the thumbnail kinda looks like Jisoo from blackpink

[@_purplee]

Paulina Casas thank you for the compliment! 💕

[@Orbits_Loona]

@@_purplee omg I didn't expect this, your welcome , you are very pretty though

[@_purplee]

Paulina Casas thank you so much 🥰 come visit my channel when youre free!

[@iu2]

She looks nothing like Jisoo, but she is just as attractive.

[@AceBoogieWDaHoodie]

@@_purplee You're absolutely beautiful.

[@julesg3106]

"stalking isn't a problem in korea" explain that to the thousands of peep cams in women's bathrooms and hotel rooms

[@gecko7167]

...when was that said?

[@zeromin6988]

That's false information. The Korean police examined toilets all over the country because of the rumor, and found not a single camera.

[@tomaevan1607]

당신은 거짓 선동을 하고 있다. 이 거짓말을 무턱대고 믿는 멍청한 사람들도 문제

[@aguacateadosmilpesitos]

That's very subjective. I've seen in Korea they go out of a club at 3 am, pick up a cab and go home safe and sound (in most cases, I know from the video that it can be dangerous too) BUT, in my country, you could never EVER go out of a club at 3 am alone and not be assaulted, robbed, rapped, etc (even by the taxi driver). I live in constant fear of going outside, so, if this doesn't happen in Korea, I'd consider it safe. But, if you live there and this relatively rare situation happens to you, of course you wouldn't consider it safe 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jimabrahamguillaume3301]

Idk where are you from?,but I think Canada is a very safe country for women like you,You can roam around the city even at 3am and you would be absolutely safe from perverts.

[@aguacateadosmilpesitos]

@@jimabrahamguillaume3301 this is the biggest of coincidences, me and my family are getting our papers done so my sister and I can go to study in Canada, and my dad to work there. I know it's probably not, but coming from a rough country, Canada sounds like heaven. I love my country (I'm Colombian) but it's such a bad place to live. We have guerrillas killing and raping girls in the countryside, we have one of the highest murder rates in the world, at one point, even the government was killing us. As much as I love my country and my culture, when you live in a place like this you can't help but thinking that places like Canada, (or Korea, keeping with the line of the video lol) are the safest countries ever. I hate being scared everytime I leave my house

[@jimabrahamguillaume3301]

@@aguacateadosmilpesitos you would be definitely happy if you go to canada,Leaving out the living expenses in the major cities,It's basically a very safe country to live in and has one of the most sweetest people in the world,I hope life changes for you,idk much about columbia except their football team,but it seems like a rough country like India,i hope you find a better place to live in,Have a good day.

[@aguacateadosmilpesitos]

@@jimabrahamguillaume3301 it's Colombia, with an "o", but thanks :) i want to clarify life is not bad here, I live in the capital, Bogotá, which is way different than living were the guerrillas act, but it's still not safe. Have a nice day as well

[@aguacateadosmilpesitos]

@@user-rc9ji3hu7w you completely missed the point of my comment. Sit down

[@naomikwon8548]

Oh man, I'm from California and let me tell you how many times this happens to me out here. I'm always racing home after work, or peering outside to make sure its safe to head to the bus, its SO bad. I think I've been followed home and had someone grab my door about 7 or so times! Followed home more times but my door was only grabbed 7 times. Its HORRIBLE.

[@mysterioussonu]

It's a problem in every country

[@rangeramarilla7301]

exactly, women aren't safe in any country

[@TheMelopeus]

That is why women should try to have some way of self defence with them. Shocker or pepper spray..

[@rangeramarilla7301]

@@TheMelopeus wait, i have a better idea, let's teach men to respect us!

[@TheMelopeus]

@@rangeramarilla7301 Do you realise who are we talking about right? Those who follow women and want to rape them are not normal men. Those are criminals. I hope you realise it not as easy as: let's just teach criminals to not commit crimes... This is not how the real world works... There will allways be some retards, frustrated, mad, sad idiots who will commit such things and you can't 100% stop it from happening. Good punushment and women trying to self defend is the best solution I can think of.

[@rangeramarilla7301]

@@anurag3269 i don't think violence is the solution, women only want peace and respect between genders, it shouldn't be difficult

[@ppizzini]

Lol I love the girl who at 2:54 just wave to the camera before being dragged away by her friend😂

[@jpkimsavenergy]

I've lived in few cities such as NYC LA Long Island Seattle New Jersey I can tell you South Korea is one of the safest country for woman

[@jpkimsavenergy]

@@corrintel7103 if not go to South America or middle east India China even Europe ain't safe like S.Korea only say no but no logic behind

[@HillaryGaming_Official]

I'm a Chinese Canadian 🇨🇳🇨🇦 girl and you have to careful even in a safe country

[@DewyAffendi]

IDK, but I remember that going home late/night time life for busy studying students themselves is a normalcy in Korea. I really hope they can stay safe.

[@ahgaheart2335]

That was so scary! That footage shook me to my core!!! I never believe or take it seriously when my mom tells me to be careful. I definitely will be from now on.

[@shabeebp9078]

Where are those army kids who dreaming to live in SK?

[@riddhimishra9397]

Ya idiot kids😂😂😂👏👏👏👏

[@Ashavids2303]

SK is 100000 times safer than my country tbh

[@shabeebp9078]

@@Ashavids2303 your country is india, same as mine. I agree SK is one of the safest countries on earth. But the stereotypes are stupid. Its not full of flower boys as the kpop stars. There are dark sides for every single country

[@Ashavids2303]

@@shabeebp9078 exactly. Im an army too but i already knew about SK so I never felt like I wanted to live there.

[@KimTaehyungSsiBTSarmy]

@@shabeebp9078 also if you get to know how badly school of idols have treated them...you will be more proud of your country india...am not saying india is better or korea but CRIMES ARE EVERYWHERE!! NO COUNTRY IS PERFECT

[@PipsyPeach]

Actually i’ve been living in Singapore for 6.5 years. Singapore is one of the safest country in the world too.. I ever being stalked by a weirdo twice b4 n it’s really gv me chill. Luckily the first one, i hv my maid who help me get rid of the stalker. And the second one, luckily it was in a crowded place. It was sooooo scary to think bout it tho. It’s not only happen on me. Even all of my girl friends (we are all foreigner)ever experienced it b4. The scariest one is the one who even waited for her to finish her work n follow her till her home. There’s a lot of cases like this n the stalker’s reasons usually like asking for direction (n then ask the girl where she’s come from. He will asked if the girl want to hv a drink or follow him to another place/country with him). Another one he’s waiting in front of the lift coz he doesn’t know which floor are u living, the other one asking about something but end up asking u for a little drink. We just want to being polite n a good person. But if people make use of our own good, that’s really shitty!

[@DrBitchcraft.]

yes Singapore does feel pretty safe! I have lived in both Singapore and in South Korea and even though I did feel safer in korea, Singapore was so easy and secure feeling too (maybe because I didn't feel pressure from language barriers).

[@nickwong2525]

Be safe ladies! Always be on guard, whether u are in one of the safest countries or not...

[@elnuralymkulov5069]

I lived for a while in korea, for both women and man korea a lot safer then Europe... when i come back to europe i realized it pretty clear

[@RoxanneLavender]

Lmao, i keep seeing comments like yours, saying that 'Europe is not as safe as South Korea', South Korea is a country, Europe is a continent. What country in Europe do you not feel safe in? Because i'm in Cambridge, England, and i can walk alone at night here. I'm always en guard though nonetheless, better to be safe than sorry.

[@elnuralymkulov5069]

​@@RoxanneLavender I live between Germany, Hungaru, Poland, Ukrain and russia... I'm not saying this countries dangerous... I just think china and korea safer... I don't know about england... But I work in Hotels and some English guys just... you know what I mean))) But Europe is much safer than Russia (where I from)

[@longvo8800]

@@elnuralymkulov5069 Yeah because you was actually living in some of the most dangerous countries in Euroupe according to the new 2019 Global Safety index, Ukraine and Russia are even among the most dangerous in the world, while others you mentioned rank pretty low compare to the European ones that the top, which are basically Scandinavians, Korea only ranks 34 and China at 81, still much higher than Russia tho

[@ultraviolet9284]

Yes Tina! and I thought the thumbnail was a jisoo pre-debut😶

[@dogie1070]

Most of the comments here are very thoughtful and interesting.

[@tenzin9327]

Make punishment for crimes more harshly punishable. Anyone should think twice before they think of commuting crimes

[@endierulz1292]

Already have it.. But people will think it's harsh and don't have human right.

[@kakachiuchitake7509]

the 2 things in the video that sent shivers down my spine was how close he was to actually stopping the door and how smart he was to see the fingerprints on the number pad. If she was even a split second too slow, he could've made it and do horrid things to her. And if he actually got her keypad correct, that would be so frightening. I do believe the keypad option is a bit more safer than keylocks as keylocks can be busted through.

[@ilovehorses38]

I really like the youth's responses to these questions....they're a bit more woke than their elders and aren't afraid to question the system. I like the lady's insight into having more police actively and unexpectedly patrol the neighborhoods. Bravo!!