Attention was drawn to the SNS posts of volleyball players Lee Jae-young and Da-young Lee, who left Korea due to the ‘school violence controversy’. This is because the campaign to eradicate violence against women is included.
The Greek volleyball team PAOK Thessaloniki posted a photo along with the words “November 25, International Day to End Violence Against Women” through the SNS channel on the 26th (Korean time).
The released photo shows players from PAOK writing “WE SAY NO” on their palms on the occasion of the UN’s ‘International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women’ and making a gesture to stop the violence.
Next, the club wrote, “PAOK players say out loud, ‘No,'” and “Say it. You are not alone.” Fans also left comments, indicating their intention to participate in the campaign.
However, domestic netizens who saw the post reacted absurdly, saying that it was an ironic situation in which Lee Jae-young and Da-young Lee, who were caught up in the ‘school violence controversy’, belonged.
Netizens commented, “Try it from the inside out”, “This has a lot of implications”, “Isn’t it twins feeding?”, “What is this funny situation?”, “It’s dizzy. They don’t know what they did?”, “You guys. I’m on the team.”
Meanwhile, Lee Jae-young and Da-young sisters were disqualified from the national team in February due to controversy over school violence in the past. After that, he was also released from Heungkuk Life Pink Spiders, which he belonged to.
Since then, the two have been transferred to the Greek League, and their recent situation is being reported from time to time. Currently, Da-young Lee is playing an active role as a key player in the game, but Jae-young Lee returned to Korea due to an injury.
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