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Spate of Army deaths sparks safety concerns

Recent casualties in the South Korean military, including the deaths of two Army conscripts at boot camps, have prompted calls for a reevaluation of the safety of soldiers in a country where all able-bodied men are required to serve. On Tuesday, two military officers were referred to the police in connection with the death of a trainee soldier last week who collapsed while being disciplined at a boot camp in Inje, Ga...
South Korea Soult Ukpyolsi Kangwon Do South Korean Human Rights Center Prevention Agency

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Violation found in soldier's death during training exercise: Army

A violation of military regulation occurred with a recent trainee soldier's death during a training exercise, an Army official told local media Monday. In a meeting with reporters, the unnamed official confirmed that there "had been a situation that was not in accordance with (military) regulation" during the exercise. The official refused to elaborate, saying the case was still under investigation by ...
South Korea Kangwon Do Cho Kuk Korea Party Infantry Division Gangwon Province

[Herald Interview] Korean adoptees embark on journeys to find roots

Growing up in what he described as the "small town" of Umea, Sweden, Jakob Sandberg has rarely felt like an outsider, despite his Asian features setting him apart from the majority of his friends. Rather, it was actually South Korea, his motherland before being adopted to Sweden, where he encountered situations that led him to feel like an alien or “someone weird.” Though he looked different tha...
South Korea Kangwon Do Jakob Sandberg Inje University Koreans Agency South Gyeongsang Province

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