Feminists are protesting against the wave of anti-feminism that's swept South Korea Feminists in South Korea are planning to conduct nationwide protests against gender-based violence this weekend, the first to occur simultaneously in several major cities since the pandemic.It's a response to an anti-feminist wave that has swept across South Korea, creating a tense gender war where discourse around women's rights is taboo and men claim they are now the victims of gender discrimination.Civic, labor and social groups, including Korean Women's Associations United, joined forces to call on the government to advance women's rights.The movement took down major public figures accused of sexual misconduct, including the mayor of Busan, South Korea's second-largest city.In the corporate world, women only hold about 21% of managerial positions and only 5% of executive positions in South Korean companies."