A teacher at the National Assembly's childcare center in South Korea is under investigation for alleged child abuse incidents that reportedly occurred on January 20, leading the police to act. The teacher, identified as Mr. G, was recorded on CCTV throwing a child's arms to the ground in a cafeteria setting, raising serious concerns regarding the treatment of children in the facility. The parents of the abused child are reportedly both employees within the National Assembly's support staff, adding layers of scrutiny to the situation.

Further investigations revealed recorded instances of abuse, showing the teacher yanking a child’s head and pressing down on their neck and head, suggesting that this was not an isolated incident. The National Assembly Secretariat has temporarily sidelined the teacher amid the ongoing investigations. The disturbing nature of these allegations has prompted calls for accountability and thorough investigations beyond just the isolated events captured on camera.

A parent who identified himself as the father of the abused child expressed in a message to other parents that the ongoing abuse assertions point to more systemic issues within the childcare center. He communicated concerns for not only his own child but potentially other children who may have experienced similar mistreatment. The situation has escalated to demand a wider investigation into the practices at the center, seeking assurances that all allegations will be addressed adequately by law enforcement authorities.