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Netizens debate the merits of a Korean education system that expects an impossible commitment from its students by attending after school academies or 'hagwon'.
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KakaoTalk messages from 'Miss A', a mysterious woman who accused popular South Korean drama actor Park Si-hoo of rape, are obtained and scrutinised by local media.
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Following last week's 'Devil Equus' incident, a similar case of alleged animal abuse is gaining public attention, this time under the nickname “Devil Beast”.
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Prominent Korean celebrity, Lee Hyori, has taken to twitter to condem a man for tying a live dog to his car and dragging it to death on a Seoul highway.
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Netizens react to yet another school bullying incident, where a student sent a message forbidding his bully to attend his funeral, before taking away his own life.
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Enraged netizens express their disgust as it emerges that a gang raper's friend, who showed little sympathy towards the raper's victims, joins the police.
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Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.
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Netizens debate the merits of a Korean education system that expects an impossible commitment from its students by attending after school academies or 'hagwon'.40
KakaoTalk messages from 'Miss A', a mysterious woman who accused popular South Korean drama actor Park Si-hoo of rape, are obtained and scrutinised by local media.
Following last week's 'Devil Equus' incident, a similar case of alleged animal abuse is gaining public attention, this time under the nickname “Devil Beast”.
Prominent Korean celebrity, Lee Hyori, has taken to twitter to condem a man for tying a live dog to his car and dragging it to death on a Seoul highway.
Netizens react to yet another school bullying incident, where a student sent a message forbidding his bully to attend his funeral, before taking away his own life.
Enraged netizens express their disgust as it emerges that a gang raper's friend, who showed little sympathy towards the raper's victims, joins the police.
Evidence has emerged suggesting certain food imports to Korea are from the nuclear Fukushima prefecture that was affected by the Japanese earthquake last year.