South Korea tackles hidden camera epidemic with spy cam inspection team More than 6,000 crimes related to illegal filming were reported in 2017.

The Korean capital Seoul has a squad that checks public toilets for hidden cameras, and warnings on escalators about the risks of up-skirt photographs.

Perpetrators film or photograph women with hidden cameras in public spaces.

A hidden camera-hunting squad has been introduced by the city government in South Korea's capital, Seoul, to combat unsolicited videos of women filmed in public and shared online.

A Korean couple traveling in Japan found a hidden camera disguised as a fire detector in a house rented through Airbnb.

Thousands of women gather in Seoul calling for a crackdown on widespread hidden camera pornography.