Anti-war protests are being held across the world after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Supporters of Ukraine in South Korea have also been holding anti-war protests every week since February 27th, to ask for various forms of support from the South Korean government.
Following the latest interview with Ukrainians living in Korea, we decided to take part in the weekly protest and hear thoughts from anti-war protesters about their views on Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and some controversial issues being raised such as Russophobia and crimes against humanity.
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