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Teachers in South Korea demand protections against unfair child abuse claims

Over 30,000 teachers and supporters rallied in downtown Seoul during the weekend, calling for the revision of South Korea's child abuse law, which they argue allows parents unjustly to accuse teachers of misconduct without a thorough investigation.
Soult Ukpyolsi South Korea Education Ministry Seoul National University Of Education Special Cases Concerning Child Abuse Crimes

Rise in teacher suicides highlights need for education reform

Amid condolences and calls for education reforms triggered by the recent death of an elementary school teacher, government-released statistics showed, Sunday, that a hundred teachers in the country have also taken their own lives in the last six years, highlighting a crisis in the education sector.
Soult Ukpyolsi South Korea Pusan Gwangyoksi Kwangju Gwangyoksi Kyonggi Do Cheju Do

Hyundai Motor publishes white paper on successful COVID-19 pandemic response

Hyundai Motor has published a white paper on how the company has successfully responded to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past three years in an effort to use it as a manual in the event of similar infection outbreaks in the future, the carmaker said Monday.
Soult Ukpyolsi South Korea Chang Jae Hoon Baek Byung Yeul Courtesy Of Hyundai Motor Group Seocho District Office

Over 30,000 teachers gather to stop unjust accusations of child abuse

Over 30,000 teachers and supporters rallied in downtown Seoul on Saturday, calling for the revision of South Koreas child abuse law, which they argue allows parents unjustly to accuse teachers of misconduct without a thorough investigation. The protesters say the current law, referred to as the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment of Child Abuse Crimes, permits parents to accuse teachers of child abuse and...
South Korea Soult Ukpyolsi Education Ministry Seoul National University Of Education Special Cases Concerning Child Abuse Crimes

Rise in teacher suicides highlights need for education reform

Amid condolences and calls for education reforms triggered by the recent death of an elementary school teacher, government-released statistics showed, Sunday, that a hundred teachers in the country have also taken their own lives in the last six years, highlighting a crisis in the education sector.
Soult Ukpyolsi South Korea Pusan Gwangyoksi Kyonggi Do Cheju Do Kwangju Gwangyoksi

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Teachers demand protections against unfair child abuse claims

Over 30,000 teachers and supporters rallied in downtown Seoul on Saturday, calling for the revision of South Koreas child abuse law, which they argue allows parents unjustly to accuse teachers of misconduct without a thorough investigation. The protesters say the current law, referred to as the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment of Child Abuse Crimes, permits parents to accuse teachers of child abuse and...
Soult Ukpyolsi South Korea Seoul National University Of Education Education Ministry Special Cases Concerning Child Abuse Crimes

Why Korea's parenting icon faces blame for recent surge in teacher assaults

Dr. Oh Eun-young has risen to prominence as a South Korean TV personality in recent years thanks to her medical assessments and advice on parenting and mental health, captivating audiences still concerned about seeking psychiatric help due to the social stigma surrounding such treatments. The star psychiatrist, however, has recently found herself at the center of controversy, with some internet users and teachers bla...
South Korea Soult Ukpyolsi South Korean Children Have Changed Golden Kids

Samsung sees 2023 as milestone year for global foldable phone market

Samsung Electronics, who leads the world's foldable smartphone market, is confident it can solidify its position by selling over 10 million units of its new foldable smartphones globally this year. Samsung Electronics’ mobile head Roh Tae-moon said he sees 2023 being the "tipping point" when foldable phones gain mainstream adoption. “We expect global foldable phone shipments to exceed 20 pe...
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