High School Girls Who Made Political Declaration Mocked on SNS... Education Office Identifies 6 Male Students

Incheon Girls' High School Student Council Announces Political Statement on the 9th
Faces Evaluation and Mockery on SNS

It has been identified that more than six male students evaluated and mocked the faces of the Incheon Girls' High School students who announced the political statement.

According to Yonhap News on the 13th, the Incheon Metropolitan Office of Education recently identified six male students from two high schools, including student A, who posted mocking comments about Incheon Girls' High School students on social networking services (SNS). They are suspected of posting comments on SNS recently that evaluated and ridiculed the faces of the students who announced the political statement along with their names.

A post appealing for damage on X (formerly Twitter). X

Earlier, the 116th student council of Incheon Girls' High School announced a political statement on the 9th. The statement included content such as, "We learned that protecting democracy and guaranteeing the human rights of the people are the president's top priorities as the head of the executive branch," and "We reject a president who does not fulfill these duties and who blocks the press and the National Assembly through power and force." This was the first time a political statement was made at a high school, not a university, in Incheon.

However, afterward, a netizen wrote on X, "The student council of Incheon Girls' High School posted the political statement, but nearby male high school students are picking fights by evaluating the faces of students who liked the post," adding, "The students who showed courage are suffering harm." Additionally, a photo capturing a message saying, "Did those XXs eat something wrong as a group?" was posted on X, causing controversy.

Meanwhile, the Incheon Eastern Education Support Office plans to first investigate 13 victimized students and then conduct additional investigations targeting the perpetrators to decide whether to hold a School Violence Countermeasure Committee meeting. A representative from the Incheon Metropolitan Office of Education stated, "So far, six perpetrators have been identified, but the number may change during the investigation process," and added, "We plan to begin a full-scale investigation starting next week."

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