South Korea gaming: How a T-shirt cost an actress her job

Kim Jayeon could not have expected that a tweet would have cost her her job The "Gamergate" controversy which roiled the world of video gaming has hit a new level. The name was coined as a row over whether Western gamers were mostly male and anti-women. Now, a similar row is rocking South Korea, arguably the country with the strongest culture of gaming in the world. As the BBC's Steve Evans report

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by Stephen Evans 韓国のフェミニスト対ゲーマー