Lesbian Censorship in School 1

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In Korean schools, homosexuality is considered a more serious offense than drinking, smoking or getting pregnant. While her mother and uncle discuss her transfer to another school, Chun-jae, in her third junior high, is on the rooftop, listening to the dogs barking. She can not understand why her school, which should provide education on human rights and protect its students from the world, is oppressing and censoring her love.