Little Progress Made One Year After the Special Sewol Bill
The Sewol investigation seems to be in a state of disarray and mismanagement, not to mention the Ministry of Strategy and Finance allowing only half of the requested budget
The Sewol investigation seems to be in a state of disarray and mismanagement, not to mention the Ministry of Strategy and Finance allowing only half of the requested budget
November’s Sewol Update reports on the need for fundraising to help those who have been arrested or fined while protesting to undercover the truth about Sewol.
The documentary “Diving Bell: The Truth Shall Not Sink with Sewol” was released in September. It aims to uncover the truth behind the Sewol sinking and salvage.
The government is offering compensation to the families of victims of the Sewol Ferry disaster. The families are rejecting the offer and preparing a civil suit.
Updates on activism around the Sewol ferry sinking includes rescuer Kim Hong-gyung’s struggle with cancer, and the mission of refloating the sunken ferry.
The Sewol Special Bill is still being contested by the bereaved families for not going deep enough in its investigation.
Sung Bin Girls Home is an established Gwangju group home that works closely with the international community to create a positive living environment for girls.
A brief look at the history and demise of the “Millionaire Without a Face”, Yoo Byung-eun.