South Korea · Policy Brief ILF-ROK-PB-2026-04-EN
From Removal to Durable Suppression: A Policy-Design Submission for the 2026 국민생각함 Digital-Sex-Crime Consultation
South Korea is shifting its digital-sex-crime response from individual content deletion toward disruption of the illegal-site ecosystem. This policy brief proposes the next enforcement layer: a “report once, remain protected” model, infrastructure-level escalation for persistent non-compliance, prosecution-grade evidence preservation before takedown, and 30/90/180-day durable-suppression metrics. The objective is to transfer the burden of detecting repeated dissemination from victims to the enforcement system.