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A K-pop idol band, Sistar’s recent pictures are revealed. Some netizens’ discriminatory reactions on the pictures spark controversy over Sistar’s skin colour
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This week's Ladygate comes under the form of a girl eating cup noodles on the metro, causing both outrage and sympathy amongst netizens.
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Netizens react to last week's MBC report that caused outrage amongst many foreign expats in Korea.
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The National Police Association quotes legislation in response to a question about gays being allowed to join the police force. Netizens react to ambiguity.
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South Korean customs seize capsules containing dried remains of aborted foetuses. The news is widely reported in Western media but what was the Korean reaction?
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In a recently televised debate, a high-profile priest claims that Korea has been 'free from homosexuality' so far, provoking outcry from netizens.
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In the wake of the Suwon Torso Murder, fresh allegations emerge of another violent attack by a Chinese-Korean, prompting anti-Joseonjok sentiment from netizens
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As Lady Gaga arrives in Seoul to kick start her world tour, Christian groups have gathered, praying to dispel her obscenity and cancellation of the concert.
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An article by a journalist defending the rights of ethnic Chinese-Koreans in Korea has gone viral and attracted mainly xenophobic comments from some netizens.
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Debate on multiculturalism in Korea is up in the air again as the first naturalized-Korean is elected, with xenophobic comments rife on the Internet.
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Repulsion as another case of abuse towards the handicapped is discovered. Tens of disabled were sold as slaves on fishing boats in Jeolla, some for 30 years.
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Koreans remain outraged as woman is raped and murdered by Chinese-Korean though she called for help, taking the police 13 hours to find her dismembered body.
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Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.
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Kim Yong-min, a former podcaster and current election candidate for the Democratic United Party offends the elderly leading to a protest outside his campaign office
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Korean sexual assault laws have been changed to include underage boys as potential rape victims but the law still doesn't extend to include adult males.
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Google Maps becomes caught up in an age-old Korean-Japan territorial dispute, fuelled by nationalism, over a set of small islets in between the two countries.
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A woman previously thought to have deliberately scalded a young boy's face with hot miso soup gains support as new CCTV footage of the incident is released.
A K-pop idol band, Sistar’s recent pictures are revealed. Some netizens’ discriminatory reactions on the pictures spark controversy over Sistar’s skin colour203
This week's Ladygate comes under the form of a girl eating cup noodles on the metro, causing both outrage and sympathy amongst netizens.
Netizens react to last week's MBC report that caused outrage amongst many foreign expats in Korea.
The National Police Association quotes legislation in response to a question about gays being allowed to join the police force. Netizens react to ambiguity.
South Korean customs seize capsules containing dried remains of aborted foetuses. The news is widely reported in Western media but what was the Korean reaction?
In a recently televised debate, a high-profile priest claims that Korea has been 'free from homosexuality' so far, provoking outcry from netizens.
In the wake of the Suwon Torso Murder, fresh allegations emerge of another violent attack by a Chinese-Korean, prompting anti-Joseonjok sentiment from netizens
As Lady Gaga arrives in Seoul to kick start her world tour, Christian groups have gathered, praying to dispel her obscenity and cancellation of the concert.
An article by a journalist defending the rights of ethnic Chinese-Koreans in Korea has gone viral and attracted mainly xenophobic comments from some netizens.
Debate on multiculturalism in Korea is up in the air again as the first naturalized-Korean is elected, with xenophobic comments rife on the Internet.
Repulsion as another case of abuse towards the handicapped is discovered. Tens of disabled were sold as slaves on fishing boats in Jeolla, some for 30 years.
Koreans remain outraged as woman is raped and murdered by Chinese-Korean though she called for help, taking the police 13 hours to find her dismembered body.
Korean netizens react to the Oikos University shootings; while offering their condolences, condemn the Korean Press for likening the shooter as being 'Korean'.
Kim Yong-min, a former podcaster and current election candidate for the Democratic United Party offends the elderly leading to a protest outside his campaign office
Korean sexual assault laws have been changed to include underage boys as potential rape victims but the law still doesn't extend to include adult males.
Google Maps becomes caught up in an age-old Korean-Japan territorial dispute, fuelled by nationalism, over a set of small islets in between the two countries.
A woman previously thought to have deliberately scalded a young boy's face with hot miso soup gains support as new CCTV footage of the incident is released.