Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students in South Korea are bullied and harassed by both students and teachers in schools. When they seek help and support from teachers or counselors, they are often instead “outed” to other teachers or parents. Many are also unprepared to protect their physical health, as sexuality education in South Korea generally excludes any mention of LGBT relationships, let alone giving these students the information they need to be healthy and safe. A new report shows how without clear protections, many students suffer in silence at the expense of their education and well-being, and what should happen to ensure schools are safe and inclusive spaces so that all young people are able to learn | 
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