South Korea's digital sex crime crisis: The 'molka' epidemic

In South Korea, "molka" refers to filming women's bodies without their consent. Tiny spy cameras are used in public bathrooms and hotels to do this and the images are often distributed on encrypted social media platforms such as Telegram. University of Queensland scholar Park Se Youn tells FRANCE 24 how sexual predators are using technology and online platforms in the "extremely lucrative" business of posting explicit images online.