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Suicide among top causes of international student deaths in South Korea (opens the original)
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SEOUL – Suicide accounted for nearly one in five deaths among international students in Korea since 2021, Education Ministry data showed Monday. Fifteen international students died by suicide out of 84 who died while studying in Korea during the period, according to data obtained by Rep. Kim Moon-soo of the Democratic Party of Korea. The figures were compiled through a ministry survey of more than 350 universities nationwide. Accidents were the leading cause of death, accounting for 34 cases, fo
Will foreign residents qualify for Korea’s $370 marriage subsidy? (opens the original)
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SEOUL – South Korea plans to give each spouse 500,000 won ($370) for registering a marriage starting next year. Whether foreign nationals will receive the money remains undecided. The cash subsidy, intended to encourage marriage and family formation, will replace a marriage tax credit that was available to both foreign residents and Korean nationals. The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family on Tuesday unveiled a 166.3 billion won budget for the program. Starting Jan. 1, 2027, couples will rece
South Korean police officer cites heavy caseload for falsely closing missing person cases (opens the original)
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SEOUL – A police officer on Jeju Island was sent to prosecutors in custody Tuesday over allegations that he falsely claimed to have contacted two missing people and closed their cases. Both were later found dead. The officer, surnamed Bu, told investigators that he falsely closed the cases because he felt overburdened by the work required to keep them open, according to the Jeju Provincial Police Agency. Police also said their first comprehensive review of 298 missing person cases closed by Bu h
Japanese influencer slammed for racist eye gesture mocking South Korean boy band Ateez’s San (opens the original)
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SEOUL – A Japanese influencer with more than 2 million followers on Instagram has come under fire online for making a racist eye gesture mocking Ateez member San’s performance at Seoul World Cup Stadium. Local media reported Friday that the influencer, who goes by the name Gamix, uploaded a video Thursday recreating the K-pop singer’s dance performance to the song “Bad.” In the video, Gamix wore a shirt made to look like the Atletico Madrid jersey that San wore during a ceremonial kickoff before
South Korea disability rights group ends 5-year rush-hour subway protests in Seoul (opens the original)
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SEOUL – A disability rights group in Seoul ended nearly five years of rush-hour subway protests Monday after reaching an agreement with Democratic Party of Korea members of the Seoul Metropolitan Council. At a joint news conference held at the city council at 11:30 a.m., Solidarity Against Disability Discrimination and the majority party announced the agreement, under which the party pledged to pass ordinances guaranteeing the rights of people with disabilities to mobility and employment. The gr
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