Conscientious Objector: Why I Refuse to Serve
Technically at war, South Korea requires mandatory military service of all 'able-bodied' men up to the age of 35. That doesn't mean everyone agrees to go -- even though refusing comes with consequences.
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Will Park Geun-hye Pay Her Lawyers?
At one point, ex-president Park Geun-hye had a colossal team of fourteen lawyers. Unfortunately, she's now in prison. And they're not really getting paid.
Awesome Humor on Display at Park Geun-hye’s Ouster
Park Geun-hye's ouster had its hilarious moments. Check out our compilation of memes, tweets and more. Including, of course, hair rollers and chicken.
What Now? Court Ruling Triggers Early Presidential Election
Park Geun-hye is no longer president of the Republic of South Korea. In 60 days there will be an election. What happens between now and then?
Former Spy Claims NIS Spied on Constitutional Court
Possibly with less than a week before the constitutional court’s decision on Park's impeachment, a former spy claims NIS spied on the Constitutional Court.
Weekly Brief: Oct. 17th – 23rd
Conscientious objectors found not guilty; Baek Nam-gi autopsy deadline gets closer; abortion law changes scraped; Ewha president resigns; and homemade guns.