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Why thousands of junior doctors in South Korea are striking

Junior doctors in South Korea are striking to protest the government recruiting more medical students to cope with the country’s fast-aging population.

A movie star, a suicide and a nation's war on drugs

A movie star known for the Oscar-winning 'Parasite' got caught up in South Korea's anti-drug fervor. He maintained his innocence until the end.

Herald: Major Reshuffle in Goa as IAS Ajit Roy & IPS Officers Nidhin Valsan, Abhishek Dhania, and Aslam Khan Transferred

South Korean opposition leader is stabbed in the neck

South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung has been stabbed in the neck by an unidentified man during a visit to the southeastern city of Busan.

[INTERVIEW] 'Lifeline for migrant workers in Korea' - Rev. Kim fights for foreign employees' rights

POCHEON, Gyeonggi Province - 'You see, that kind of corrupt behavior is not tolerated in Korea. But migrant workers who aren't familiar with the Korean language can easily get intimidated. That's why if you befriend Pocheon Migrant Workers Center, you won't be cheated. Ahmed, I assure you your boss won't be able to sue you,' Rev. Kim Dal-sung, head of the Pocheon Migrant Workers Centers, told Ahmed, a Bangladeshi worker who goes by his first name, during a special consultation he organized for migrant workers in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province, Oct. 28.

Amid a labour crisis, South Korea turns to migrant workers. Why are they more likely to die on the job?

Facing a labor crisis, South Korea turns to migrants. Why are they more likely to die on the job?

ANSEONG, South Korea — In Bangladesh, Ajit Roy graduated from college with a chemistry degree, hoping to become a doctor or civil servant. But a run of bad luck derailed

'Is this L.A.?!' The surrealism of biking a car-free freeway

The most un-L.A. thing ever became the best L.A. thing this past Sunday when the historic Arroyo Seco Parkway was closed to cars for a few hours.

South Korea migrant workers face uncertain labor conditions

As South Korea's migrant program ramps up recruitment, it faces scrutiny for what critics say is a failure to guarantee safe working conditions.

Facing a labor crisis, South Korea turns to migrants. Why are they more likely to die on the job?

As South Korea's migrant program ramps up recruitment, it faces scrutiny for what critics say is a failure to guarantee safe working conditions.