just a note before i start: always feel free to correct me on anything here. i don't yet know enough on the topic of the nth room, but im trying my best. you might know this as the doctor's room case, it is the same thing. (continue reading the thread)

so, to put it very, very simply - nth room is basically just a horrible criminal case that involves korean men (i'd assume there could be some women too, but the vast majority is men) who paid for and shared disgusting videos of pornography, (continue reading the thread)

especially child pornography (literally disgusting wtf) and there was an online telegram chat room where men using the chat could share these same videos. there were many cases in this bigger case. this included sick things like human trafficking, (continue reading the thread)

threatening and sharing of personal information that had not been shared voluntarily, and uploading of pictures and videos against the women's consent. it has been said that a high school student (yes, an actual kid) used the chatroom (continue reading the thread)

to share links for drug dealers, and even gave out tips as to how to avoid confrontation with police. the whole case is a mess and not enough people know about it because it seems korea (and subsequently, their news outlets like dispatch) are trying (continue reading the thread)

to hide it to save their reputation as a country, or something like that. there have been at least 74 female victims, many of them under-age that have been forced and blackmailed into posting sexually exploitative pictures and videos of themselves. (continue reading the thread)

it has been estimated that AT LEAST 260,000 users accessed these chat rooms and paid to watch these videos of these poor women. i'm just a kid and am horrible at explaining how genuinely gross this is, but please search it up if you can. (continue reading the thread)

it's a really big problem that isn't being taken seriously enough, and all in all it's just kinda disgusting,,,

sorry that was a mess of an explanation, but that's just barely scratching the surface of this horrible case. it really sucks :(( (continue reading the thread)

just consider this as well: idols get cancelled, fired, kicked out of their companies, humiliated, etc. for rumours of them taking drugs. these rumours turn out to be false, and yet their careers are ruined. 260,000+ men do this, and what? (continue reading the thread)

absolutely nothing. no one bats an eye. two idols, dating happily? apparently disgusting, get them kicked out of the company. (hyuna and dawn) once again, 260,000+ men do this, and NO ONE cares. this whole case makes me sick. (continue reading the thread)

please, search this up and find more information, i'm a kid and can't explain just how utterly VILE this is. and yes, i will retweet and like my own tweet because this is so so important. of course, like i said, there's so much more to this case, but (continue reading the thread)

there just isn't enough people talking about this, and it may not directly affect your favourite idols, but this is IMPORTANT. please, please rt and like this, just so enough people can see how disgusting this case is. thank you so much for reading this!! <33 (end of thread)