I cover a wide range of stories about Korean society — one of the most dynamic places in the world. To me, journalism means being on the ground, uncovering untold stories and amplifying marginalized voices, especially in an era when AI is reshaping the media landscape. That’s why I’m always here to listen. Tips and stories are welcome — feel free to reach out via email. Before becoming a journalist, I traveled through 24 countries over 702 days, served two years as a military police officer in the Republic of Korea Air Force and later studied filmmaking at the Korea National University of Arts.
PHOTO 1987 democracy uprising marked in Seoul
Politicians and dignitaries attend an opening ceremony for the National Museum of Korean Democracy in central Seoul's Yongsan District, Tuesday, coinciding with the 38th anniversary of the pro-democracy uprising which began on June 10, 1987. The site, formerly an interrogation center where police tortured pro-democracy activists during the 1970s and 1980s, has been repurposed as a space for remembrance and education. Yonhap
By Park Ung