South Korean man in his 20s sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually assaulting his elementary school sister for 5 years

A man in his 20s who was accused of sexually assaulting his sister, who was an elementary school student, over a period of five years has been sentenced. On the 16th, the Andong Support Criminal Division of the Daegu District Court of Korea (presiding judge Lee Seung-eun)
Mr. A (22), who was charged with violating the Special Act on Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes, was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Along with this, students must complete a 40-hour sexual violence treatment program for children and adolescents.
and ordered employment restrictions for organizations related to people with disabilities for seven years. In mid-2018, Mr. A sexually assaulted his younger sister, B, who was an elementary school student at the time, in the living room of his home, and continued to commit sexual violence for five years.
He was handed over to court on suspicion of doing so. Mr. A's crime was revealed when a teacher who was consulting with Mr. B became aware of the sexual assault and reported it to the police.
Mr. B also informed his parents of the fact that he had been sexually assaulted, but it turned out that they were not able to help him.
Mr. B is living in a shelter after being forcibly separated from his family. The trial chamber said, ``Because the defendant committed the crime many times over several years against his sister,
The court ruled that the victim was "victimized by a family member in the home, which is the safest space for the victim." He continued, ``Considering that the victim even considered suicide, the pain was
It's unfathomable," he said, explaining the reason for the sentence.