One out of every two schools has a ``sex offender'' living within a 1km radius = South Korea

In South Korea, it has been found that half of all elementary, middle and high schools have sex offenders living within a radius of one kilometer.
Kim Nam-guk, an independent member of the Korean National Assembly Education Committee, is a member of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family Affairs.
According to the “Current situation of sex offenders living within a radius of 1 kilometer by city/prefecture elementary, junior high and high school,” 6,014 (50%) of the 12,033 elementary, junior high and high schools have a radius of 1 kilometer.
It turns out that a sex offender lives within the area. By school, 2,993 (47%) of 6,326 elementary schools, 1,690 (51%) of 3,294 junior high schools, and 2,413 high schools
Of these, 1,331 (55%) have sex offenders living within a 1km radius. Rep. Kim said, ``In the case of sexual crimes against children, the location is near where they live.
This is a very worrying situation for parents and students, but there is currently no legal basis to prevent sex offenders from moving near schools." ,
There is an urgent need to create a system."