디지털 성범죄 감시단의 경험에 관한내러티브 탐구

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to understand the meaning of the experience of digital sex crime monitoring group through narrative inquiry. The participants of the study were five cyber surveillances, and based on data such as in-depth interviews, dialogues, questionnaires, and field notes for eight months from December 2021 to July 2022, the experiences and perceptions of cyber surveillance were explored. As a result of the narrative inquiry, 4 categories and 9 subcategories were derived. First, it was shown that the seriousness of digital sex crime and the sense of duty for prevention were the motives of the activity. Second, as a category of the realities of digital sex crimes that have penetrated into everyday life learned through surveillance activities, diversification of digital devices, adverse effects on adolescents, and sex crimes in the structure of encouraging equality were discussed. Third, as a category of grievances in the process of monitoring team activities, there was a sense of helplessness, discomfort, and exhaustion after knowing the prejudice and sexual crime situation around the monitoring team activities. Finally, as a category of meaning and expectation of cyber surveillance team activities, it was found that it is necessary to reward the continuous activities of the surveillance team, change the perception of oneself and the surrounding people, and social support system. Through the results of this study, the implications for the reality of cyber sex crimes, the preparation of countermeasures, the spread of sound digital sex culture, and the education of correct gender sensitivity were discussed.