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Investigative report finds strong informal pressure against Korean mothers taking maternity leave, regardless of the law. Netizens despair.
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South Korean government sources talk of senior defections with information about spies in the South, shadow banking networks, and planned attacks.
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Seoul police find records that man compelled the girls to perform 3790 separate acts over a period of 16 months but did not imprison them.
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Seoul fills with thousands of doctors and pharmacists protesting for-profit hospitals, liberalization of pharmacy market for big investment.
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Church's "Baby Box" receives more than 200 infants a year, but government shows little desire to support young mothers or fund other options for desperate parents.
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Seoul court sentences woman to ten years in prison after she forced her stepdaughter to eat salt, vomit, and feces. Netizens enraged at the light sentencing.
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Man worked as a legislative aide in National Assembly, tried to delete evidence from his smartphone while in police custody.
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Tenant says the former president should take responsibility for breach of contract, reinforcing Lee's corrupt reputation online.
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New report shows older Koreans spending their life savings on their children's marriages and apartment down payments, forcing many back into the work force.
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Korean lawmaker questions President Park's decision to make speeches in Chinese, French, and English while abroad rather than in Korean.
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Steep rise in female applicants to become military officers, many say they are looking for an easier career path, attend special officers' training hagwons.
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After Swedish politician champions Korean style education, the Swedish Minister of Education rebuts him publicly and criticizes teaching methods in South Korea.
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Critics say President Park's decision to wear Asics during her ceremonial first pitch at the Korean baseball championship was foolish and insensitive.
Investigative report finds strong informal pressure against Korean mothers taking maternity leave, regardless of the law. Netizens despair.27
South Korean government sources talk of senior defections with information about spies in the South, shadow banking networks, and planned attacks.
Seoul police find records that man compelled the girls to perform 3790 separate acts over a period of 16 months but did not imprison them.
Seoul fills with thousands of doctors and pharmacists protesting for-profit hospitals, liberalization of pharmacy market for big investment.
Church's "Baby Box" receives more than 200 infants a year, but government shows little desire to support young mothers or fund other options for desperate parents.
Seoul court sentences woman to ten years in prison after she forced her stepdaughter to eat salt, vomit, and feces. Netizens enraged at the light sentencing.
Man worked as a legislative aide in National Assembly, tried to delete evidence from his smartphone while in police custody.
Tenant says the former president should take responsibility for breach of contract, reinforcing Lee's corrupt reputation online.
New report shows older Koreans spending their life savings on their children's marriages and apartment down payments, forcing many back into the work force.
Korean lawmaker questions President Park's decision to make speeches in Chinese, French, and English while abroad rather than in Korean.
Steep rise in female applicants to become military officers, many say they are looking for an easier career path, attend special officers' training hagwons.
After Swedish politician champions Korean style education, the Swedish Minister of Education rebuts him publicly and criticizes teaching methods in South Korea.
Critics say President Park's decision to wear Asics during her ceremonial first pitch at the Korean baseball championship was foolish and insensitive.