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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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China wants to hire well-trained Koreans to fill the gaps in their job marketplace; Koreans are happy to go as work conditions at home are only bearable at best.
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Conservative Facebook blog, Liberalism defends the recent agreement with Japan over reparations for 'comfort women'. However many netizens beg to differ.
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Recent protests in Seoul have piqued the interest of the entire world, but not all Koreans are in favor of the protesters' demands.
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Suspicious activity near the North-South Korean border points to installation of defection deterrent measures by the North.
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The Seoul Government issued an algae warning on June 30th for the section of the river between Jamsil Bridge and Haengju Bridge, the first in 15 years.
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Netizens on the popular Facebook page, Liberalism, discuss the state of welfare programs in Korea.
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Why did a refugee live for 6 months in Incheon airport? KBS explains, and netizens decry the final ruling, saying support for refugees is a waste of tax money.
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Daycare and preschool teachers have been getting a bad rap in the media lately, but what about their say? Many of these teachers work 12-hr days for low pay.
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A teacher in Suwon was fined 3 million won for bullying a mixed-raced student. Netizens believe this was too weak, and teachers who bully students should be fired.
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Korean netizens are outraged at CCTV video from a daycare, showing a teacher slap a 4 year old across the room so hard she hits a wall- all for spitting out kimchi.
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The consumption of milk in Korea has dropped to the lowest in fifteen years. Why aren't consumers buying milk?
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All over Seoul, off-campus university towns are at risk due to new dormitory construction. Residents fight back, but students largely support new dorms.
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During summer holidays in Korea, the number of abandoned dogs rises. Yearly, more than 100,000 dogs are abandoned. Unable to find a new home, they are put down.
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Netizens on the right-leaning blog, Ilbe, respond to a post that uses 26 indices to conclude that Korea is not only a developed nation, but also world power.
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Debate over the influence of the Sewol on the split result and the future of a progressive-dominated education system.
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Fierce criticism of Korean husbands and of a "flawed" comparison, Korean critics say the low ranking should be put in context with Korea's long working hours.