No lawyer is willing to defend the suspect in the Nth Room. Here is the whole story of the Nth Room incident in South Korea!

On March 25, the Korean Women Lawyers Association announced that it would provide legal aid to the victims of "Nth Room". Currently, 111 female lawyers have expressed their willingness to provide support. The investigation found that there are no penalty provisions and victim protection provisions in the existing laws that can be used for this incident. The Lawyers Association therefore urged Congress to pass the amendment to the Digital Sexual Crime Punishment Act as soon as possible.

The suspect of the "Nth Room" incident, Zhao Zhoubin, whose online name is "Doctor" (Photo source: Yonhap News Agency) Extended reading: Dr. Zhao of South Korea's Nth Room was publicly exposed and apologized to the victims. The information of 260,000 paid members will be traced

According to Yonhap News Agency, the suspect in the "Nth Room" incident that shocked Korean society, Cho Joo-bin (sound), whose online name is "Doctor", was transferred to the prosecutor's office on the morning of the 25th and revealed his true face in front of the media cameras. When asked by reporters "What do you want to say to the victims", Zhao Zhoubin, who was not wearing a mask, said that he sincerely apologized to all those who were harmed and expressed his gratitude for helping him stop this unstoppable devilish life.

According to a previous report by Yonhap News Agency, Cho Joo-bin is suspected of spreading sexual exploitation videos and photos taken and threatened to minors on the instant messaging software Telegram. He was arrested on the 19th on suspicion of violating the Law on Protecting Children and Adolescents from Sexual Assault.

Once the Korean "N Room" incident was exposed, it caused a huge wave of public opinion in Korea. After the South Korean media exposed Zhao Zhoubin's real information on the evening of the 23rd, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, which was investigating the case, also decided on the 24th to disclose his personal information and ID card photos to the public. In addition, the police also stated that when they hand over Zhao Zhoubin to the prosecutor's office on the 25th, they will let him reveal his true face in front of the media cameras. South Korean media said that Cho Joo-bin is the first sex crime suspect to be "publicly displayed" in South Korea.

According to a report by the JoongAng Ilbo on the 24th, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency held a "Personal Information Disclosure Review Committee" that afternoon and decided to disclose Cho Joo-bin's personal information and ID card photo to the public on the grounds that "Cho Joo-bin's crime is of a serious nature and is a major crime, which meets the conditions for the police to disclose the suspect's personal information."