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Five Park Chan-Wook Films That Chart South Korea s Filmmaking Revolution

The Moon Is … The Sun’s Dream, 1992(Film still) James Balmont unpacks five of the director’s early productions, which tell a story themselves of how South Korea’s film industry became global phenomenon February 02, 2021 It’s been almost a year since Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite staked its claim in the history books as the first South Korean film to win an Academy Award. And while no-one can deny that director Bong was deserving of the plaudits, many commentators were surprised it hadn’t happened sooner. This watershed moment marked the zenith of a film industry that had been on the rise for over two decades –

Rights commission calls for better textbook screening to prevent discrimination

Foreign residents in Gyeonggi Province to receive disaster relief fund

Seoul s mayor died before he could face sexual harassment claims in court A new report says the allegations were credible

Seoul’s mayor died before he could face sexual harassment claims in court. A new report says the allegations were credible Seoul’s former mayor died last year in an apparent suicide after his secretary accused him of sexual harassment. Now, an investigation by a human rights watchdog in South Korea has found that her accusations were credible. In a report released Monday, the independent National Human Rights Commission of Korea (NHRC) found that former mayor Park Won-soon’s words and actions toward his secretary constituted sexual harassment under the country’s laws. The finding is significant as the alleged victim’s case against Park who was South Korea’s second-most powerful official when he died was never heard in court.

Rights groups criticize revision to Refugee Act

Rights groups criticize revision to Refugee Act Posted : 2021-01-07 13:13 Updated : 2021-01-08 09:19 Asylum seekers and refugees participate in a rally held in Seoul s Jongno District and organized by Amnesty International and NANCEN, a refugee rights group based in Eunpyeong District, calling for better treatment and support in this September 2018 photo. / Korea Times photo by Choi Won-suk Korea needs better refugee screening, not stricter application rules By Lee Hyo-jin Darwish Musab, 28, was granted refugee status in Korea in April 2018. But, like many thousands of asylum seekers, he had to go through a long process as his application was initially denied.

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