Supreme Court: "Room Cafes Are Establishments Prohibited for minors... Concerns over Physical Contact Inside"
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The Supreme Court has ruled that room cafes, where the interior is not visible from the outside, fall under the category of establishments prohibited for minors due to concerns that sexual acts may take place. The Supreme Court's First Division (presiding Justice Seo Kyung-hwan) overturned the lower court's ruling of not guilty on the 16th of last month in a case involving Mr. A, a former room cafe operator indicted on charges of violating the Y…
A Supreme Court ruling has been issued suggesting that a business owner who allowed teenagers into a room should be considered guilty. According to legal sources on the 31st, the Supreme Court's First Division (presiding Justice Seo Kyung-hwan) [regarding] the Youth Protection Act
The Supreme Court has ruled that even a room cafe falls under the category of establishments prohibited from allowing entry or employment of minors if it is equipped with an enclosed structure and facilities accessible to unspecified customers.
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