Here is what the page “Forced to call him 'Dad': South Korea care home sexual abuse trial shocks nation” contains. A trial unfolding in South Korea has laid bare horrific sexual abuse at a care home for disabled residents, where a staff member assaulted at least three residents and forced them to call him 'Dad.' The BBC interviewed one of the survivors, whose account underscores the vulnerability of disabled people in institutional settings and the power imbalances that enable such crimes. The case has drawn national attention to gaps in oversight and protection for some of society's most marginalized individuals.
South Korea has faced growing scrutiny over abuse in care facilities, and this trial is reigniting calls for stronger safeguards, better staff training, and more rigorous monitoring. Advocacy groups argue that disabled residents are often unable to report abuse due to communication barriers or fear of retaliation, making independent oversight essential. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.