The South Korean Constitutional Court at its plenary session yesterday February 25th scrapped out an anti-adultery law, saying it infringed on human rights.

The 60-year-old law forbids all act of adultery and punishes violators with two years imprisonment.


Nearly 53,000 South Koreans have been indicted and more than 35,000 jailed for marital infidelity since 1985, the start of electronic record keeping, according to the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office. Last year 892 were charged but none were imprisoned. Legal experts say plaintiffs in recent years have preferred to reach a financial settlement.

“Even if adultery should be condemned as immoral, state power should not intervene in individuals’ private lives,” said presiding justice Park Han-Chul while striking out the law. See more at: http://www.topgistng.com/2015/02/south-korea-scraps-out-anti-adultery.html?m=1

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