Fitness trainer Hwang Chul-soon was sentenced to nine months in prison for assaulting his girlfriend and ordered to pay 15 million won in damages by the court.

A male civil servant at a Seoul district office created an AI-synthesized image of a female colleague's face and posted it as a romantic profile picture on social media, leading to his investigation for defamation.

Cases of stalking in romantic relationships escalating to kidnapping, confinement, and murder are increasing, prompting calls for proactive response and institutional improvements to prevent relationship-based crimes.

A military officer was indicted for murdering a female civil servant with whom he had an extramarital affair and desecrating her corpse in Gangwon Province.

Police review committee recommended prosecution of Democratic Party lawmaker Jang Kyung-tae for sexually assaulting a female congressional secretary, deeming the charges credible.

A facility director at Saekdong-won, a residential facility for severely disabled individuals, was indicted on charges of sexual abuse of female residents under sexual assault laws and disability welfare law violations.

Following the Namyangju stalking murder case, South Korea's National Police Agency launched a comprehensive review of intimate partner violence crimes, with police leadership emphasizing strong measures against high-risk offenders within seven days.

Following the Namyangju stalking murder case, police announced a policy to seek arrest warrants within 7 days for high-risk stalking suspects with 3 or more reports and conduct a comprehensive review of relationship crimes.

A male civil servant at Seoul's Guro-gu Office is under police investigation for creating AI-synthesized images using unauthorized photos of a female coworker and posting them on social media.

Kim Hun, 44, accused of breaking a car window with a power drill and killing a woman in Namyangju, Gyeonggi Province, told police he approached the victim to restore their relationship.

A man in his 50s was sentenced to 40 years in prison for murdering a woman in her 20s who was a TikToker and abandoning her body in Suwon District Court.

A woman in her 20s, stalked and killed by Kim Hoon, 44, her former common-law partner in Namyangju, called police on her smartwatch during the attack. The 112 call record was disclosed by lawmaker Seo Beom-su's office.

Survivors of sexual violence during the 5·18 Gwangju uprising demand official recognition of state-inflicted trauma and call for legal measures to prevent future state violence against citizens.

A 55-year-old man was sentenced to 15 years in prison by Seoul High Court for breaking into an elderly woman's home and sexually assaulting her.

A man in his 30s was arrested in Seoul's Seocho district for violating the anti-stalking law by visiting his ex-girlfriend's home and ringing her doorbell despite having received a stalking warning.

Police agency took disciplinary action against the Guri Police Station chief for negligent investigation into a stalking murder case in Namyangju where a man killed a woman he had been stalking.

A man in his 30s was indicted while in custody for posting personal information of unspecified women online and extorting money from them, including charges under the Information and Communications Network Act and Sexual Violence Punishment Act.

A Guro-gu Office senior official used AI to create fake intimate images with a female junior employee and posted them on social media, facing defamation charges.

Following stalking incidents where women were attacked with weapons in Uijeongbu and Ulsan, experts criticize vague danger assessment criteria and limitations of police response alone, calling for improved inter-agency coordination.

Police arrested an active-duty officer from Gyeonggi Northern Police Agency in Seoul's Dobong-gu district for attempting to engage in commercial sex with a minor.