The Sewol: Ripple Effects
The Sewol accident has had harsh consequences far beyond the tragedy itself.
The Sewol accident has had harsh consequences far beyond the tragedy itself.
Many single Korean mothers and their children are treated terribly.
Here is a brief explanation of the Korean immigration policy from the period of liberation on August 15th, 1948 to the current administration.
This is the story of Yang Kum-deok, one of many Korean middle-schoolers taken during the 1940s to work in the Mitsubishi factories in Japan. What was presented to be the opportunity of a lifetime soon tragically turned into a living nightmare for her and many others, in which the battle for justice still rages on to this day.