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Korean influencer in Philippines slammed for drinking breast milk bought from local mums
Korean influencer in Philippines slammed for drinking breast milk bought from local mums

South China Morning Post

time15-05-2025

  • South China Morning Post

Korean influencer in Philippines slammed for drinking breast milk bought from local mums

A Korean influencer living in the Philippines has been roundly condemned online after posting videos of himself buying and drinking breast milk collected from local mothers. Advertisement The incident came to light on May 9 when JTBC News, a nightly newscast from a South Korean television network with more than 4.5 million followers on social media, exposed the influencer's controversial actions in its investigative programme Crime Chief. The male influencer, whose identity remains undisclosed and who claims to have more than eight years of live-streaming experience, has uploaded more than 4,000 videos to his channel, including over 30 specifically focused on breast milk transactions. In the videos, he is seen approaching nursing mothers on the streets of the Philippines and offering them 500 pesos (US$9) in exchange for their breast milk. The unidentified influencer posts videos in which he drinks the breast milk in front of nursing mothers and their babies. Photo: Handout Sometimes he even hands the money directly to the infants instead of their mothers.

Somerset man who live-streamed child abuse sentenced
Somerset man who live-streamed child abuse sentenced

BBC News

time12-05-2025

  • BBC News

Somerset man who live-streamed child abuse sentenced

A man who live streamed real-time acts of child sexual abuse from the Philippines and shared indecent images of children has been jailed for four Ashton, from Washford in Somerset, regularly accessed the websites and discussed the sharing of images and videos of male children aged 13 and Crime Agency (NCA) officers arrested Ashton, 52, at his home following intelligence from the National Bureau of Investigation in the Philippines."Ashton was abusing children over the internet, encouraging them to send images and videos, and watching live streamed and real time child sexual abuse from the Philippines," said NCA operations manager, Danielle Pownall. "Live streaming exploits vulnerable children and Ashton's offending means he is directly responsible for the harm it causes them," she called himself 'Daz from England' was found to have asked a Singaporean child aged around 11 for indecent pictures in a deleted conversation that was recovered from his total - 185 Category A, 244 Category B, 266 Category C and 10 extreme or prohibited indecent images were recovered from his electronic initially denied the charges in a police interview but pleaded guilty at Taunton Crown Court on 13 will also be permanently added to the Sex Offenders Register and is subject to an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

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