Politics
Will Korea Lower the Juvenile Offender Age for the First Time in 70 Years? A 70-Year-Old Law Under Review This is one of the most heated debates in Korea right now! ⚖️ The government has officially begun a public deliberation process on whether to lower the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 14 to 13. … Read more
Why Drawing Taegeukgi Is Harder Than You Think The Olympic Mishap That Made Headlines OMG, this is SO embarrassing! 😱 During the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, a misprinted South Korean flag was raised at the women’s 3,000-meter short track speedskating relay medal ceremony. The Taegeuk symbol in the center was tilted incorrectly—counterclockwise! Even worse, … Read more
South Korean Citizens Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize: The Revolution of Light A Historic Nomination for the People of Korea This is absolutely INCREDIBLE news! 🏆✨ The citizens of South Korea have been officially nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for their extraordinary role in stopping the martial law crisis of December 2024. Eminent political … Read more
UNESCO Warns Korea About New Anti-Fake News Law UNESCO just raised major red flags about Korea’s controversial new law. The UN agency is sounding the alarm that fighting disinformation shouldn’t mean sacrificing press freedom. Let’s dive into what’s happening. 유네스코가 한국의 새로운 가짜 뉴스 방지법에 대해 심각한 우려를 표명했습니다. 유엔 기관은 허위 정보와의 싸움이 언론 … Read more
South Korea Blocks Negligent Parents from Claiming Children’s Pension Benefits Breaking the Cycle of Abandonment and Inheritance South Korea just made a bold move that’s changing the game for parental responsibility. Starting January 1, 2026, parents who abandoned their kids won’t be able to cash in on their deceased children’s survivor pensions. This isn’t just … Read more