'Cyber Defamation Law' refers to a law in South Korea that criminalizes actions in cyberspace that can defame an individual. Examples of activities that can be punished include but are not limited to hate comments, political libel, and spreading information that can damage an individual's reputation.

A 'separate model' means women's seasons are run at a completely separate time from the men's seasons.
The 'concurrent model' is when women's and men's games happen one after the other on the same ground on the same day.

Protectionist policies refer to government interventions aimed at protecting domestic industries from foreign competition e.g. The “Made in India” campaign of 2014

12-year old Liam wore a T-Shirt to school that had the inscription “there are only 2 genders” written boldly on it. The school punished Liam by suspending him when he wouldn’t apologize for wearing the shirt or take it off. In protest, Liam’s parents approach the school district council to appeal the suspension from his school.

Severance is an irreversible process of surgical dividing the memories of people between their work and personal lives. Memories of their personal lives become active as soon as they clock out of the office.