Kwanwoo Suh Is Looking for His Korean Father
After South Korean firm Daewoo Engineering and Construction was commissioned to build a highway linking Liberia to Sierra Leone in the mid- to late eighties, some 30 Korean-Liberian children were born.
Jihyun Kim
North Korea Reporting: Riddled With Errors, Even in Neighboring South Korea
North Korea is a hard country to report on for journalists from any country. But even in South Korea, right next to the North, the problem of misreporting is dire, for reasons that go beyond lack of sources.
Evolution K-Fashion: From Dongdaemun Alleys to the World
The day starts at midnight in Dongdaemun, Seoul. Its markets buzz with life: retailers, clients and general traders from all over the country gather in what is one of K-fashion's birthplaces.
The Old Man’s Harbor
Jongno is the old man's harbor in Seoul. Why do so many come here? What are they looking for? Read our exposé of one of Korea's most historic neighborhoods.
The Other Side of K-pop and Korean Music: Labor Abuse
Behind the glamorous facade of Korean music, there is widespread mistreatment of musicians and rampant disregard for their rights as workers