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As the online misogyny trend continues to spread on the Korean Internet, a feminist shares her impressions, much to the criticism of male netizens.
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As the university entrance exams for South Korean universities draw closer, Korean netizens share education-related jokes and images from the Korean internet
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A TV special aired over a national holiday in South Korea that followed the life of a pretty Uzbek girl married to a Korean man proves to be a hit among Koreans
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Reforms instituted after the 1997 crisis have taken toll on Korean society after its spectacular recovery in the 2000s, marred by growing temporary employment.
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Korean netizen reactions to an anti-Korea protest march in Tokyo, Japan organized by Japanese right-wing conservatives.
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Presidential hopeful Park Geun-hye apologises to the victims of her father's military dictatorship at press conference, much to the suspicion of Korean netizens.
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South Korean media criticizes Japanese Prime Minister Noda for misjudging the Chinese response to the Senkaku islands clash.
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Korean government plans to prosecute men who watch pornography depicting minors and women in school uniform has many male netizens in fits of anger.
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Two Japanese buskers are spotted in Seoul's Hongdae district singing 'We should love one another!' Korean netizens admit it is the extreme right-wingers they hate.
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As the ongoing territorial disputes in the East Asian region reach new heights, Korean netizens sympathize with China after Tokyo's governor calls China 'crazy'.
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As Unification Church leader and self-proclaimed messiah Rev. Moon dies, netizens reflect on his life - some calling him as a cult leader, others a charitable man.
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A North Korea human rights activist freed from China after 120 days of detention claims he was subjected to various tortures by Chinese security.
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A judge fines a man, who was under questioning, for calling a police officer a 'jjap-se,' slang term for police. Netizens call it 'abuse of power.'
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Presidential forerunner Park Geun-hye defends her father's decision to stage the May 16 Coup as unavoidable but apologizes for the pains it might have caused.
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A dog-meat merchant is angered by the increasing number of pet owners who attempt to sell their animals for meat. Netizens are shocked and outraged.
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A publication detailing the crimes against humanity committed in an infamous North Korean gulag is due out soon featuring graphic testimonies of life in NK prison.
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Netizens debate the rise of Korean brothels in the US and the subsequent attempts by the American government to crack down on rising 'prostitution dens'.
As the online misogyny trend continues to spread on the Korean Internet, a feminist shares her impressions, much to the criticism of male netizens.
As the university entrance exams for South Korean universities draw closer, Korean netizens share education-related jokes and images from the Korean internet
A TV special aired over a national holiday in South Korea that followed the life of a pretty Uzbek girl married to a Korean man proves to be a hit among Koreans
Reforms instituted after the 1997 crisis have taken toll on Korean society after its spectacular recovery in the 2000s, marred by growing temporary employment.
Korean netizen reactions to an anti-Korea protest march in Tokyo, Japan organized by Japanese right-wing conservatives.
Presidential hopeful Park Geun-hye apologises to the victims of her father's military dictatorship at press conference, much to the suspicion of Korean netizens.
South Korean media criticizes Japanese Prime Minister Noda for misjudging the Chinese response to the Senkaku islands clash.
Korean government plans to prosecute men who watch pornography depicting minors and women in school uniform has many male netizens in fits of anger.
Two Japanese buskers are spotted in Seoul's Hongdae district singing 'We should love one another!' Korean netizens admit it is the extreme right-wingers they hate.
As the ongoing territorial disputes in the East Asian region reach new heights, Korean netizens sympathize with China after Tokyo's governor calls China 'crazy'.
As Unification Church leader and self-proclaimed messiah Rev. Moon dies, netizens reflect on his life - some calling him as a cult leader, others a charitable man.
A North Korea human rights activist freed from China after 120 days of detention claims he was subjected to various tortures by Chinese security.
A judge fines a man, who was under questioning, for calling a police officer a 'jjap-se,' slang term for police. Netizens call it 'abuse of power.'
Presidential forerunner Park Geun-hye defends her father's decision to stage the May 16 Coup as unavoidable but apologizes for the pains it might have caused.
A dog-meat merchant is angered by the increasing number of pet owners who attempt to sell their animals for meat. Netizens are shocked and outraged.
A publication detailing the crimes against humanity committed in an infamous North Korean gulag is due out soon featuring graphic testimonies of life in NK prison.
Netizens debate the rise of Korean brothels in the US and the subsequent attempts by the American government to crack down on rising 'prostitution dens'.
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