South Korean man in his 20s was fined for clicking ”Like” on a ghost's profile photo ”because he was bullied”

A man in his 20s who showed a ghost photo on Instagram to a classmate who bullied him when he was a student has been sentenced to a fine.
According to the Korean Bar Association on the 9th, Judge Kim Jae-eun of the Seoul Southern District Court Criminal 13 Exclusive was charged with stalking.
Mr. A (26), who was indicted on suspicion of violating laws related to punishment, was sentenced to a fine of 2 million won (approximately 230,550 yen).
In addition, he was ordered to undergo a 40-hour stalker treatment program.
Mr. A was brought to court on suspicion of causing persistent anxiety and fear to fellow student Mr. B through his Instagram account.
When Mr. A was a student, he believed that Mr. B had bullied him and harbored feelings of hatred towards him.
After Mr. A follows Mr. B's account on an Instagram account that has a ghost photo set in its profile.
, the photo of the ghost was made visible to Mr. B by clicking the "Like" button. After Mr. B blocks his account, he creates a similar account again and a ghost profile picture appears.
I realized that I had made it appear. Judge Kim explained the reason for the sentence, saying, ``I decided on the sentence based on the fact that the defendant confessed to the crime and that the victim did not forgive him.''