Court rules: Adultery no longer a crime in South Korea
By Jessica Sheinfeld
South Korea's highest court struck down a decade-old law banning adultery, a statute that critics
said is anachronistic and infringes on personal freedom, sending shares in the country's biggest
condom maker surging. The law had been enacted in 1953 to protect women in a male-dominated
society where divorce was rare and had made marital infidelity punishable by jail.
I don't understand their full reasoning for this and I wasn't sure fully what the law entailed in the
first place, but good for South Korea.
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