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More outrage as South Korea debates ban on sending digital info to North Korea Seoul to weigh potential amendment to “anti-leaflet” law, which could extend ban to digital copies and radio broadcasts SHARE Image: NK News Evoking further outcry from free speech and human rights activists, South Korea’s Ministry of Unification wants to amend a contentious new law so that it bans people from sending digital information to North Korea on top of informational flyers, bibles and USBs. The countr...

Monday, 19 Apr 2021 05:20 PM MYT South Korea might soon make file sharing illegal with North Korea. — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SEOUL, April 19 — South Korea’s government today said it had proposed a law to require its citizens to get official permission before using the internet to exchange digital material such as movies, music, scanned books, or artwork with anyone in North Korea. If approved by parliament, the measure wo...

Last Updated: South Korea Proposes Law To Restrict Internet File-sharing With North Korea South Korea said that it had proposed a law to require its citizens to get official permission before using the internet to exchange material with North Korea. Image: AP South Korea’s government, the Republic of Korea (ROK), on April 19 said that it had proposed a law to require its citizens to get official permission before using the internet to exchange digital material, such as movies, music, sca...

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Modern Diplomacy In 2019, South Korea imported 745,000 metric tonnes of palm oil, up from 194,000 metric tonnes in 2005. It is one of the fastest-growing markets for the commodity in the world, driven by government policies to boost palm oil as a lucrative green industry and to secure food and energy supplies from overseas. Most of this palm oil comes from Indonesia and Malaysia and until recently was used in processed food, such as instant noodles. But under the country’s “Green New Deal�...