Please tell me how to report military hazing.

The most representative method of reporting military hazing is to use the Defense Helpline (phone: 1303).

The Defense Helpline operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and reports and consultations are available at any time regardless of the urgency of the case or the location of the reporter.

Counselors listen to the time, place, persons involved, and circumstances of the case and guide you through necessary measures, and the contents of the report are kept strictly confidential.

Anonymous reporting of military hazing is also possible.

In addition, online reporting is also possible.

You can submit a report through online platforms such as the Government 24 website or PlusFriend, and you can attach evidence such as text messages, photos, and videos.

Online reports are also connected with counselors, who guide you through the case-handling procedure, and anonymity and confidentiality are guaranteed.

After reporting, physical and mental protection measures are taken if necessary, and you can also receive support from professional counselors to relieve psychological burdens such as PTSD and depression.

Once the report is confirmed, military and legal measures are taken against the perpetrator.

The process of reporting military hazing may feel burdensome or frightening, but both the Defense Helpline and online reports prioritize anonymity and protection, so it is necessary to report without hesitation.