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O ffenders have included school teachers, professors, doctors, church pastors, government officials, police officers and even a court judge. In some cases, the victims' own boyfriends or relatives were responsible for the crimes, in a troubling reflection of South Korea's deep-rooted patriarchal norms.

Asia's fourth-largest economy takes pride in its tech prowess, from ultra-fast Internet to cutting-edge smartphones. B ut these advances have also given rise to an army of tech-savvy peeping Toms, with videos widely shared in internet chatrooms and on file-sharing sites, or used as adverts for websites promoting prostitution.

Although all manufacturers of smartphones sold in the South are required to ensure their devices make a loud shutter noise when taking photos - a move designed to curb covert filming - many offenders use special apps that mute the sound, or turn to high-tech spy cameras hidden inside eye glasses, lighters, watches, car keys and even neckties.

Prior to her death, Goo had fought a court battle against an ex-boyfriend who threatened to release their sex videos. He was given a suspended jail sentence for assault and blackmail.

Lawyer Kim Young-mi said victims of spy-cam or revenge porn often had to relive their trauma in repeated bids to take videos off the internet, and that current laws were no deterrent.

A study by the Seoul-based nonprofit group found that just 5 percent of the nearly 2, illicit filming cases that went to court between and ended with a prison sentence.

Mass protests in led to more women overcoming stigma to report the crime, said counselor Kim Milinae at the Gwangju Women Link, which provides legal support to victims.

As she scrolled through photos on a phone — happy times of her daughter vacationing with her fiance — Jeong Hee-ho said she had been reluctant to speak out but was desperate for change.

Four men have been arrested in South Korea, accused of secretly filming 1, hotel room guests and selling the footage via a website. Mini-cameras were installed in TVs, hair-dryer holders and sockets.

The covert filming of sex and nudity in South Korea has been described as an epidemic and has sparked protests.

Speaking to the BBC, Korean police said the men set up the 1mm lens cameras last August in 30 separate hotels across 10 South Korean cities.

In November, a website was then created, allowing users to pay for full videos or watch second clips for free.

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