South Korean woman punished for biting off tongue of would-be rapist gets retrial
Review of 78-year-old Choi Mal-ja’s case more than 60 years ago marks the country’s evolution in women’s rights.
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South Korean women are calling their leaders into account
South Korean women are at the center of the weekly protests calling for the removal of President Yoon Suk- yeol. They see Yoon, among other things, as an obstacle to women’s rights. That’s hardly ...
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‘Comfort woman’ survivor Gil Won-ok remembered as tenacious, caring women’s rights advocate
The former “comfort woman” used her voice and her stories to endeavor to bring an end to wartime violence against women ...
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Convicted South Korean woman who bit off attacker's tongue in 1964 granted retrial after 60 years
A South Korean woman, convicted nearly 60 years ago for defending herself during an attempted rape, will have her case reviewed after a Supreme Court order. Nearly 60 years after being convicted ...
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How Korean Red Ginseng Transformed This Woman's Health and Boosted Her Energy Naturally
Then she started taking Korean red ginseng-and has never felt ... "That means they're exposed to a lot of different people and are frequently bringing home some sort of illness that runs through ...
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Retrial for South Korean woman 60 years after biting off alleged rapist’s tongue
Sentence for grievous bodily harm to be reconsidered after campaign for justice over attack in alleyway A South Korean woman has been granted a retrial more than 60 years after being found guilty ...
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4B movement: what is it and how did it start?
In the view of 4B followers, South Korean culture is "hopelessly ... and the challenges it posed for young people in the 2000s, said gender and women's history scholar Ming Gao in an article ...