South Korean presidential office sues YouTuber and broadcasting station for filming official residence

The South Korean presidential office has accused broadcasters and YouTubers of illegally filming the presidential residence area in Hannam-dong, Seoul, and a video of the inside of the residence shot by a YouTuber has been uploaded online.
The same morning that the Public Aid Investigation Headquarters began issuing arrest warrants at the Presidential Residence in Hannam-dong, Seoul, a YouTube channel called "Goyangi (Ne)" with 450,000 subscribers was
YouTuber Streamed the arrest of Yoon Seok-youl at the Hannam-dong official residence in real time, and posted it on Stream.
Using the Zoom feature on the app, viewers could see different parts of the residence. About 3 hours and 53 minutes into the live broadcast, someone dressed in white clothes was seen walking a white dog from inside the residence.
In response to this, some commenters in the real-time live stream pointed out that the YouTuber's actions were illegal. One netizen said, "The presidential residence of the Republic of Korea is a first-class security facility, and filming and
"Broadcasting is prohibited by Korean law. We asked the channel operator to stop streaming, but they continued, so we reported it to YouTube."
On that day, some media outlets, including MBC and JTBC, broadcast live footage from inside the presidential palace. HYERI helicopters and drones were used for the filming, and JTBC reported,
After mentioning that it was the first time that the presidential palace was photographed with a HYERI helicopter on the road, the post was deleted in the afternoon. The presidential palace is a first-class security facility and a no-fly zone. In August 2022, the Ministry of National Defense
The 136,603 square meter area surrounding the Hannam-dong government complex, where President Yoon Seok-youl's official residence is located, has been designated a restricted protection zone under the Military Facilities Protection Act.
The Blue House announced on the same afternoon that it had taken measures to indict JTBC, MBC, SBS and the YouTuber for violating the Military Base and Military Facility Protection Act.
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