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Women's hotline receives nearly 300k calls a year, half for domestic violence

Outlet: The Korea Herald · The Korea Herald · Published 23/10/2026 01:23 UTC

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The 1366 Women's Emergency Hotline received 293,407 calls in 2024, according to a government-affiliated agency against sexual and domestic violence, with more than half concerning domestic violence. The number of annual calls since 2022 has hovered around 290,000, according to the Women's Human Rights Institute of Korea. The number has been fairly consistent, with 289,848 in 2022 and 294,328 in 2023. Established in 1998, the hotline takes reports of violence that is sexual or domestic in nature,

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