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#MeToo-style reckoning over school bullying rocks South Korea

#MeToo-style reckoning over school bullying rocks South Korea Erika Na © Provided by NBC News South Korea is in the midst of a #MeToo-style reckoning over school bullying, with allegations of abuse being leveled at K-pop singers, actors, sports stars and other celebrities. The outcry began in February when former teammates of twin volleyball stars Jae-yeong Lee and Da-yeong Lee accused the players of subjecting them to abuse throughout elementary and middle school. The 25-year-olds are two of South Korea’s most famous athletes. They helped the women’s national team qualify for the Tokyo Olympics, and they play for one of the country’s oldest volleyball teams, the Heungkuk Life Pink Spiders. In a post on a popular online forum, however, the former teammates said the twins had routinely punched them in the head, verbally abused them and took money from them and at one point had threatened them with a knife.

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#MeToo-style reckoning over school bullying rocks South Korea

#MeToo-style reckoning over school bullying rocks South Korea
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Expel school violence

Expel school violence Olympic medals no longer enhance national prestige Allegations of school violence involving professional volleyball players have shaken the world of sports. On Monday, the Korean Volleyball Association indefinitely banned Lee Jae-young and Lee Da-young, the star twins of the Heungkuk Life Insurance Pink Spiders, from the national volleyball team. The Pink Spiders also indefinitely suspended the two, stating, School violence is something that should never happen.. The bullying scandal came to light Feb. 10 when a former teammate of the twins in middle school complained online about being bullied. The post listed 21 allegations including the theft of money and threats with a knife against a teammate. The accusations prompted a national uproar, causing a petition to be posted on the presidential website demanding an investigation into the allegations. Later, the twins offered an apology.

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South Korean volleyball twin stars, 25, kicked from national team after bullying pasts exposed by victims

South Korean volleyball twin stars, 25, kicked from national team after bullying pasts exposed by victims
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