They helped oust a president - now South Korean women say they feel invisible again
Summary
South Korean women played a key role in the protests that led to the impeachment of former President Yoon Suk Yeol. Despite their efforts, many women now feel overlooked as the upcoming election approaches, with candidates largely silent on equality issues.Key Facts
- Women were crucial in protests that led to President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment.
- The protests started after Yoon declared martial law, shocking many in South Korea.
- Young women particularly participated in large numbers.
- The protests highlighted deep issues of sexism and violence against women in South Korea.
- The gender pay gap in South Korea is the widest among wealthy countries, at 31%.
- Despite past activism, the upcoming election lacks focus on women's equality.
- A new candidate, popular among young men, has an anti-feminist stance, causing concern among women activists.
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