``When I see a woman's hair short''...More than 50,000 people petition to reveal the identity of man who assaulted a woman at a convenience store = South Korea

More than 50,000 people have petitioned for public consent to reveal the identity of a man in his 20s who indiscriminately assaulted a female part-time worker at a convenience store because she had short hair.
According to the website of the National Consent Petition, "Women Aruba at a Convenience Store in Jinju City" was uploaded on the 22nd and 8th.
More than 50,500 people have agreed to the petition calling for strong punishment and disclosure of his identity for the man in his 20s who indiscriminately assaulted Ito.
The petition for public consent must be approved by the Standing Committee of the National Diet if 50,000 people agree within 30 days after the website is published.
The proposal will be forwarded to the committee, and if adopted for review, it will be tabled at the plenary session of the Diet. If the relevant committee determines that the petition is appropriate to be dealt with by the government or the Diet, it will be referred to the plenary session.
We vote to do so. If it is determined that the bill fails to reflect the bill, achieve the purpose of the petition, is unrealizable, or lacks validity, it will be discarded.
Prior to this, around 12:10 a.m. on the 5th, Suspect A, a man in his 20s, went to a convenience store in Jinju.
He is accused of assaulting Mr. B, a woman in her 20s, who was on a night out by hitting her with his fist and kicking her with his foot. Suspect A also assaulted Mr. C, a man in his 50s, who tried to stop him, and knocked over a chair inside the store.
I even put it on. According to a police investigation, Suspect A said to Mr. B, ``When I see a woman with short hair, I'm a feminist,'' and ``I'm in solidarity with men, but feminists should be beaten a little.''
I found out that I did it. Suspect A was arrested and charged with special bodily harm and property damage.