'Song Hye-kyo and Donation'Seo Kyung-deok received death threats"Police confirmed his personal safety, shocked him'

Aug 22, 2024

'Song Hye-kyo and Donation'Seo Kyung-deok received death threats'Police confirmed his personal safety, shocked him'
Seo Kyung-duk, a professor at Sungshin Women's University, said he received death threats.

Professor Seo Kyung-duk said on the 22nd, `When the doorbell rang late at 12 p.m. on the 20th and opened the front door, three police officers came. I was also surprised because it was too late, and when I asked what it was for, he said he visited to make sure his personal safety was safe because a death threat was posted on the Internet."

Professor Seo said, `A very serious death threat was posted in the comments of a media outlet, and a netizen immediately reported it to the National Police Agency after confirming it. Currently, the National Police Agency is said to have launched an investigation into the publisher of the post.'

Professor Seo said, `Until now, Japanese far-right forces and some Chinese Internet users immersed in Chinese ideology have long threatened to kill them with DMs on my mail and SNS. However, it came as a considerable shock to me that such a post was posted in the public comments section of the domestic portal"If you find such comments and posts in the future, please make sure to capture them and send them to my DM," he said, signaling a strong response.

'Song Hye-kyo and Donation'Seo Kyung-deok received death threats'Police confirmed his personal safety, shocked him'
Professor Seo Kyung-duk, along with Song Hye-kyo, has donated Korean guidebooks, Korean signboards, and assistance works by independence activists to 37 sites of the Korean Independence Movement that remain overseas for the past 13 years. On Liberation Day on the 15th, the two joined forces and donated 10,000 copies of the guidebook to the 'Lee Tae-jun Memorial Hall' located in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

In addition, netizens were also shocked by the death threats of Professor Seo Kyung-duk, who has been at the forefront of fighting against Japan's right-wing forces' insistence on Dokdo and Chinese netizens' takeover of Korean culture.

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▶Next is Professor Seo Kyung-duk's full text

The doorbell rang at around 12 p.m. on the late 20th and opened the front door, and three police officers came.

I was also surprised because it was too late, and when I asked what it was for, he said he visited to make sure his personal safety was safe because a death threat was posted on the Internet.

A very serious death threat was posted in the comments of an article by a media outlet, and a netizen immediately reported it to the National Police Agency after confirming it.

Currently, the National Police Agency has launched an investigation into the publisher of the post..

Until now, Japanese far-right forces and some Chinese Internet users who are immersed in Chinese thought have long threatened to kill them with DMs on my mail and SNS.

This is because we have always responded justly on the front lines against the distortion of history between Japan and China.

However, it came as a considerable shock to me that such a post was posted in the public comments section of the domestic portal.

Anyway, the reason why I'm disclosing this situation like this is to ask our followers a favor.

If you find such comments, posts, etc. in the future, please make sure to capture them and send them to my DM.

Now, we will not overlook it anymore and respond strongly legally.

Above all, my wife and daughter were very shocked by this incident.

We will continue to deal with it well in the future.



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