In South Korea, the use of hidden cameras to spy on women in public places - known as molka - is a massive problem. This high-tech voyeurism is made possible by the availability of tiny spycams. Last ...

A woman in South Korea has reportedly killed herself after discovering she had been secretly filmed in a hospital change room, amid growing public alarm at the voyeurism epidemic gripping the country.

In South Korea, "molka" refers to filming women's bodies without their consent. Tiny spy cameras are used in public bathrooms and hotels to do this and the images are often distributed on encrypted ...

Seoul: South Korean singer-songwriter Jung Joon-young was convicted Friday of gang rape and distributing videos of the assaults and other sexual encounters, and was jailed for six years in a scandal ...

Kim Sung-joon was allegedly caught photographing a woman in a subway station, the latest in a string of ‘molka’ incidents A well-known South Korean broadcaster has resigned after allegedly taking ...

In South Korea, an insidious scourge is infiltrating women's daily lives, blurring the lines between private and public life. Its name: molka. A contraction of the Korean words "molrae" (sneak peek) ...

*Molka is a South Korean term for a secret camera used to film sexual images and pornography. Mr. Kim reportedly helped a woman being sexually harassed. When the police arrived, Mr. Kim was arrested ...

Walking into an empty women’s bathroom stall, Park Kwang-mi waves a hand-held detector around the toilet seat, paper roll holder, doorknob and even the ventilation grill on the ceiling. “It’s my job ...