SEPTEMBER 11, 2026 · Institutum Analytica, Lex Feminae Index
South Korea sentenced Kim Nok-wan to life for operating the Pastor Room, a Telegram sexual exploitation network involving 261 victims. Yet the courts rejected the criminal-group theory. The case exposes a difficult question: can…
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SEPTEMBER 9, 2026 · Institutum Analytica, Lex Feminae Index
South Korea’s gender pay gap fell to 29.3% in 2025, just as the country prepares to introduce its Employment Equality Disclosure System in 2027. New government data and Human Rights Watch findings raise a…
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2026 · Enforcement
Age restrictions may limit access to social media, but they cannot prevent deepfakes, sexual exploitation or platform failures. This analysis examines what South Korea and Europe reveal about building online safety systems that protect…
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2026 · Enforcement, Institutum Analytica
Climate displacement is not gender-neutral. This analysis examines how South Korea’s evacuation and law-enforcement systems can better protect women from violence, exploitation and institutional gaps during climate-related emergencies.
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SEPTEMBER 4, 2026 · Health & Public Policy, Institutum Analytica
The Lindsay Clancy trial has placed postpartum mental illness under unprecedented scrutiny. ILF examines what the case reveals about gaps in screening, treatment, continuity of care and accountability across America’s maternal mental-health system.
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2026 · Lex Feminae Index
How do we know whether women are actually safe? Traditional indicators often measure violence only after harm occurs. Institutum Lex Feminae examines the emerging shift from counting incidents to measuring the structural conditions that…
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SEPTEMBER 2, 2026 · Health & Public Policy
South Korea proposes lawful hacking and stronger measures against digital sex-crime websites. ILF examines how success should be measured.
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SEPTEMBER 1, 2026 · Enforcement
France's New GBV Law: The Real Test Is Enforcement. France is preparing a major new gender-based violence law. Lex Feminae data show why prosecution and enforcement, not legislation alone, will determine its impact.
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AUGUST 16, 2026 · Health & Public Policy
As governments move to restrict children’s access to social media, France and Australia are testing two sides of the same policy problem: whether age restrictions can survive legal scrutiny and whether, once enacted, they…
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AUGUST 13, 2026 · Enforcement, Lex Feminae Index
The Simon Levy case exposes the difference between punishment and protection. The Lex Feminae Index® United Kingdom 2026 Edition had already identified severe enforcement deficiencies across England and Wales. Levy’s whole-life sentence delivers accountability,…
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