<Table 8> Responses to Online Hatred (Unit: %) Groups/Levels of Fully aware Not clear Not aware 7.2 34.1 58.7 7.1 34.6 58.3 Disabled persons 14.5 39.0 46.5 Migrants 24.6 29.4 46.0 Knowledge Women Sexual minority groups <Table 9> Responses to Offline Hatred (Unit: %) Groups/Levels of Fully aware Not clear Not aware 7.7 33.2 59.1 9.8 32.9 57.3 Disabled persons 17.5 37.0 45.5 Migrants 31.0 29.4 39.7 Knowledge Women Sexual minority groups 35. Development of measures is urgently needed as social minorities such as women, sexual minority groups and disabled persons are victims of hatred in particular. Rather than criminal regulations, it may be more important to achieve an improvement in the environment of hate speech by creating an environment where freedom of expression and values of anti-discrimination and equality are realized at the same time. Therefore, it is required to stipulate prohibition of hate speech in the National Human Rights Commission of Korea Act or an antidiscrimination law and take various and aggressive national measures including the reinforcement of equality education and anti-hatred campaigns. [9] Responses to Online Sexual Crime (List of Issues 10) 36. The Republic of Korea is no exception when it comes to the sexual harassment or assault on the Internet including Social Network Sites that are being reported