The Korea Herald reports South Korea's National Assembly is considering a bill to ban the practice of recording conversations without consent from involved parties. People Power Party lawmakers claim it is necessary to maintain individuals' privacy rights under current recording laws. Conversely, a Realmeter poll of 503 South Korean adults showed 64.1% of people opposed the bill due to its negative impacts on protecting individuals from wrongful accusations and whistleblower accuracy.
15 Sept. 2022
South Korea considers ban on nonconsensual recordings
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