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Sun, June 20, 2021 | 05:58

Prosecution helps foreign victims go through criminal procedures

The prosecution said Sunday it is providing a number of services to support foreign crime victims going through local criminal procedures. Foreign victims can learn criminal procedures from videos posted by the Supreme Prosecutors Office (SPO) on its YouTube channel in five different languages - Chinese, English, Thai, Vietnamese and Russian - or seek telephone counseling ser...

2020-07-26 10:16

[RAS Korea] Korea's Forgotten 28th King

On June 10, 1926, Crown Prince Euimin (birth name Yi Eun) was officially elevated to the throne of Joseon following the funeral of his older brother, King Sunjong. From 1910 until he died in 1926, Sunjong was referred to as King Yi of Changdeok Palace. Euimin became King Yi II. He was officially His Majesty King Yi of Changdeok Palace, according to Japanese imperial pronounce...

2020-07-21 00:24

Expat releases bilingual bedtime story

Any parent of young children dreads running out of bedtime stories. And it's extra challenging with bilingual children, finding books that can stimulate their minds in both languages. When Hallie Bradley's daughter Ava was three years old, she started asking for bedtime stories to be read in both English and Korean. “We'd either have to have two libraries of books with the sa...

2020-07-21 00:21

Kielbasa's sudden takeover of domestic sausage market

In recent months, kielbasa has overrun shelves across the country. But the long, horseshoe-shaped sausages didn't come from nowhere. Hailing from Poland, these sausages have filled a niche in the local market to be enjoyed by all, not only Europeans. Local meat supplier S-Food introduced the locally made sausages back in 2006, under its delicatessen and brand, John Cook.

2020-07-14 18:20

[Cityscapes] Exploring central Seoul's disappearing Pimatgol area

Another large section of Insa-dong has been razed for urban renewal. The demolition zone is about the size of a soccer field, with signs at either end marking the historic alley known as Pimatgol. This part of Insa-dong, hidden from view on Jongno by a row of streetside buildings, had a long and humble history.

2020-07-14 17:01

Foreign Line

Seoul Players, a local not-for-profit, English-language theater company, is looking for directors for its upcoming 10th Ten Minute Play Festival. The festival will run for two weeks in November. During the first weekend, all plays will be performed twice, and audiences will vote for the top plays to be staged on the second weekend. Cash prizes are awarded to the top three pla...

2020-07-14 13:01

[INTERVIEW] 'Korea's population outlook makes immigration talk inevitable'

GWACHEON - Without the inflow of foreign workers, Korea is already shrinking. After deaths outnumbered births for the first time in November 2019, the gap has widened since. A chronically low birthrate, which hit an all-time low of 0.92 that year, suggests that the trend is only going to accelerate and that the country will face massive labor shortages in the decades to come ...

Jung Min-ho | 2020-07-08 10:29

Korea's pro wrestlers get back into ring

COVID-19 has affected everyone's lives, even pro wrestlers. In the U.S., World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) was declared an “essential service” and allowed to continue operating. Although the move was controversial, it goes to show we can't face the pandemic without mental - and physical - stimulation.

2020-07-07 17:53

More expats have their voices heard in Korea

Khalilzade Nihat, an Azerbaijan national and Seoul resident, is a member of a committee run by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, in which foreign residents discuss policies relating to them and make recommendations. At an upcoming meeting slated for July 17, Nihat is planning to recommend that the Ministry of Justice run a public campaign promoting the acceptance of foreign ...

Kim Se-jeong | 2020-07-07 17:18

Foreign tourists to Korea stay shorter, spend less in 2019: survey

Foreign tourists to South Korea stayed shorter and spent less money in 2019 than the previous year, a government survey showed Tuesday. International tourists stayed an average 6.7 days in South Korea last year, down 0.5 from the previous year, according to the survey of 16,000 tourist arrivals taken by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the state-run Korea Touri...

2020-07-07 10:39

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