'Busan roundhouse kicking incident' victim makes debut as writer = South Korea

A victim of the ``Busan Roundhouse Kick Incident'' will debut as a writer. On the 19th, victim A published a book titled ``I Will Fight. Didn't Die?'' written under the pen name ``Kim Jin Joo.''
' is published. This book describes the reality and hardships that crime victims experience, as well as the limitations of support systems for victims.
"Jinju" (pearl) is Kim's birthstone for June, the month of her birth.
The name is said to have the meaning of remembering the day on June 4, when feeling returned to my right leg, which had been paralyzed. Prior to this, Kim appeared on KBS Radio and MBC News on the 16th of this month.
He appeared and announced the publication of the book. At the time, Kim said, ``Even though I didn't die, I chose the title of the book because I was worried about whether I should or should not have died.''
Ta. In order to write the book, Kim met with nearly 100 people, including crime victims and their families, and came up with concrete plans for the victims. In addition, Kim is involved in victim relief activities.
In July of last year, we opened an online cafe called ``Korean Crime Victims Community,'' where victims of violent crimes and the general public can report their damage, submit petitions, etc.
Information on crime victim support systems can be shared. In June of the same year, he opened a YouTube channel called ``Let's Save the Victims,'' where he posts videos about court terminology and how to deal with crime victims.
Kim said, ``I would like to see a system of victim-centeredness that puts the victim's recovery first,'' adding, ``Even if the law cannot accommodate the victim's point of view, people will.'' Is it not okay?
"I often thought like this," he said. On the other hand, the ``Busan Roundhouse Kick Incident'' occurred on May 22, 2022, when a man in his 30s attacked Kim, who was returning home alone at dawn, in Seomyeon, Busan.
After following her and knocking her down with a roundhouse kick at the common entrance of an officetel (residential office), she sexually assaulted and indiscriminately assaulted her in the blind spot of CCTV (security camera).
The man was sentenced to 20 years in prison by the Supreme Court on charges of rape and attempted murder, and is currently serving his sentence. He also sent a threatening letter to his former lover and told Kim that he had no plans to retaliate.
He is being tried again on charges of making threatening statements.