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In the lush countryside of western Denmark, Boon Young Han eyes the shadows of her past. As a child adopted from South Korea, she fell in love with taekwondo, but …
South Korea’s Dark Adoption History: Acknowledgment of Fraud and Abuse Read More
A recent investigation by the independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission has exposed decades of human rights violations by the South Korean government concerning the adoption of children. This troubling report …
Unveiling a Dark Legacy: South Korea’s Adoption Scandal Exposed Read More
In Seoul, Aida Ismailova, the Kyrgyz Ambassador to Korea, recently spoke at a book launch, emphasising the importance of enhancing Korea-Kyrgyzstan relations. With a focal point on tourism and cultural …
Kyrgyzstan and South Korea: Strengthening Bonds Through Tourism and Culture Read More
A recent report by South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission reveals grave violations in overseas adoptions, labelling children as orphans and sending them abroad like “luggage” for decades. The commission’s …
South Korea’s Adoption Agencies Faced Serious Rights Violations, Reveals Commission Read More
In a significant shift within South Korea’s political landscape, the Constitutional Court reinstated Han Duck-soo as prime minister, overturning his impeachment. This ruling diverges sharply from the ongoing case of …
Awaiting Justice: South Koreans Anticipate Court’s Verdict on Presidential Impeachment Read More
Tomasz Kręcicki’s exhibition at Esther Schipper translates his captivating conceptual vision into a cinematic experience. Each artwork serves as a frame in a larger filmic narrative, inviting viewers to create …
Tomasz Kręcicki’s Cinematic Art Journey: Moving Through Experience Read More
At the end of last year, the United Nations Committee against Torture reviewed South Korea, where Seok-joo Son, a survivor of historic abuse, bravely shared his testimony. Representing the Association …
Unveiling the Shadows: A Korean Survivor’s Fight for Justice and Recognition Read More
The U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has categorically stated that North Korea’s imprisonment of three South Korean missionaries—Kim Kook-kie, Kim Jung-wook, and Choi Chun-gil—for nearly 11 years is a …
U.N. Demands Immediate Release of Detained South Korean Missionaries Read More
North Korean IT workers endure oppressive conditions under the Kim Jong-un regime, forced to generate illegal revenue while facing relentless scrutiny. A human rights report by PSCORE, an NGO based …
The Dark Reality of North Korean IT Workers: An Unveiling of Human Rights Abuses Read More
The newly updated Law on Protection of Cultural Relics, effective from Saturday, marks a significant advancement in the legal framework safeguarding China’s rich cultural heritage. After extensive revisions, this law …
Newly Revised Law Enhances Protection for China’s Cultural Heritage Read More