Korean Women's Department urges youngsters to play curfew system to challenge outside

In view of the South Korean society pouring teenagers for online games, the South Korean women's ministry expects Congress to quickly pass the curfew system to limit teenage late-night games in order to avoid the irreparable damage caused by their excessive addiction.　　But the bill now raises questions about the dire consequences of the eventual misappropriation of adult identity data.　　South Korea's government intends to limit the time it takes for youngsters to play games, but nearly 90% say they want to oppose it. A member of the South Korean Parliament held a seminar recently, the participating cultural groups and the Youth League for Human Rights published a new survey, 83.6% of the 500 teenagers surveyed said, "if the government is determined to implement this policy, they will embezzle the identity of adults to" And no one else would answer and therefore not play the game.　　The data show that the actual effect of this policy may be small, and may also create new social problems. The Member of Parliament said that "because of the total disregard of the human rights of young people, such a curfew will arise and the public should change their negative thinking about the game as part of their culture." (Edit ss)