Women raise voices against sexual violence at largest-ever protest

SEOUL - Thousands of women gathered in Seoul on Saturday to protest against the "discriminatory treatment" of cases involving male and female victims of digital and online sexual violence, including spy-cam pornography.

The event was the biggest women's rights rally in the country's recent history, organizers said.

Dressed in red to "express their rage", the protesters, numbering about 12,000, chanted "Women, not just men, are also citizens (of South Korea)" near Hyehwa Station.