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South Korean First Lady Jailed for Accepting Luxury Bribes — REUTERS / Kim Hong-Ji

South Korea Politics · South Korea

South Korean First Lady Jailed for Accepting Luxury Bribes

41% Left coverage: 124 sources

Kim Keon Hee, the wife of the ousted former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, was sentenced to one year and eight months in prison on Wednesday for accepting bribes from the Unification Church. The court found her guilty of receiving luxury items, including a Chanel bag and a Graff diamond necklace.See the Story

Pentagon Says South Korea Will Lead North Korea Deterrence — REUTERS / Kim Hong-Ji

US Foreign Policy · United States

Pentagon Says South Korea Will Lead North Korea Deterrence

56% Right coverage: 25 sources

Korea’s ban on foreigners’ political activities draws court challenge

Asia · South Korea

Korea’s ban on foreigners’ political activities draws court challenge

Coverage: 2 sources

South Korea is facing a constitutional challenge to a decades-old law that bars foreigners from engaging in political activities, with a public-interest group arguing it undermines free expression. Open Net Korea, Seoul-based rights advocacy group, filed a petition with the Constitutional Court challenging Article 17-2 of the Immigration Act, according to its statement released on […]...Keep on reading: Korea’s ban on foreigners’ political activ…See the Story

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