성폭력피해자의 2차 피해 방지를 위한 몇 가지 쟁점에 대한 검토

Sexual crime resorting to the advantage of social positions is extremely hard for the damaged to seek help publicly, compared with general sexual crime, since in the case of the former, perpetrators can exert absolute influences to the damaged. The damaged from sexual violence are apt to seriously suffer from the another serious damage. For example, they would have their private information disclosed in the course of the procedure after having reported their damages; their careers of the past related no to the case would be tracked down; their family information would be uncovered recklessly; the fact of the damage would be stated repetitively; and harmful character assassination and cold eyes from their friends or people around them might be given. The fear for another predictable damage such as this becomes the major factor to result in the interruption of reporting from the damaged and punishing perpetrators. Accordingly, it is prerequisite to complement institutional and legislative bills in order to prevent and overcome it. With numerous problems with the current system arising, the outcome should be drawn to meet the requirements of the age to strengthen institutional systems necessary to prevent sexual violence and protect the damaged from sexual violence. At this, the National Assembly brought what’s called legislative bills on Me Too Campaign to numerous related committees. In this regard, the research study will recent studies on secondary victimization of sexual violence victims caused by Me Too Campaign, with the main focus on the revision bills on major legislations to respond to sexual violence: Criminal Law, Act on Sexual Crime of Violence and Sexual Violence Prevention Act.