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Stalking is a serious crime.

Even simple interest can become stalking if repeated!

There are various types of stalking.

Here are some typical examples of stalking behavior:

1. Physical Stalking

Following or watching the victim, damaging property, etc.

2. Stalking via Media

Sending unwanted calls, texts, emails, photos, videos, SNS messages, etc., or sending items (packages, etc.)

3. Online Stalking

Sharing or posting personal information, impersonating someone, etc.

The Baro Hope Team provides various support services:

1. Emergency Protection

Protection from the perpetrator (temporary shelter, 1366 shelter)

2. Legal Support

Free lawyer consultation on legal procedures, etc.

3. Medical Support

Physical and mental healthcare expenses

4. Psychological Support

Psychological counseling and therapy for the emotional recovery of the victim

5. Ongoing Support

Connection to related organizations

Please let us know if you need any help.

The Gimpo City Baro Hope Team

will be with you for your safety and recovery to daily life.

Family Culture Division Baro Hope Team

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