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North Korea Executes 2 Women Who Helped People Escape To South Korea: Report
The women were charged with assisting other North Koreans in China to escape to South Korea.
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Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai Unveils New Documentary At Toronto Film Festival
Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai, who unveiled her first documentary with Apple TV+ at the Toronto film festival, said Monday that its inspiring story of elderly South Korean women sea divers dovetails perfectly with her own activism.
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South Korean Politician Blames Male Suicides On "Dominant" Role Of Women In Society
A South Korean politician is under fire for his controversial claim that the rise in male suicides is because of the "dominant" role of women in society.
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Free Make-Up, Games: Mass-Blind Dating Event At South Korean City To Boost Low Birth Rates
Against the backdrop of Christmas songs, 100 South Korean men and women gathered at a hotel near Seoul dressed in their best with name tags hanging on their clothes, hoping to find love.
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South Korean City Hosts Mass Blind-Dating To Pair Couples. Here's Why
Against the backdrop of Christmas songs, 100 South Korean men and women gathered at a hotel near Seoul dressed in their best with name tags hanging on their clothes, hoping to find love.
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Japan Ordered To Pay $1,54,000 To Victims Of Wartime Sexual Slavery
A South Korean court on Thursday ordered Japan to compensate 16 women over wartime forced sexual slavery, overturning a lower-court ruling that had dismissed the case.
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''Feminists Deserve To Be Assaulted'': South Korean Man Attacks Woman For Having Short Hair
The word ''feminist'' is still considered an insult in South Korea and is often confused with being a man-hater.
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Asian Games, Archery: Jyothi Surekha Takes Pole, Powers India To Top-Spot In Women's Compound, Mixed Qualifiers
Seasoned Jyothi Surekha Vennam edged out her South Korean rivals to top the qualification
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US-Born South Korean Is Youngest Women's World Cup Player Ever
Casey Phair on Tuesday became the youngest player to feature at a Women's World Cup after coming on as a substitute for South Korea against Colombia aged 16 years and 26 days
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US Hails South Korea's Move To Compensate Victims Of Japan's Forced Labour
Around 780,000 Koreans were conscripted into forced labor by Japan during the 35-year occupation, according to data from Seoul, not including women forced into sexual slavery by Japanese troops.
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"Kids Later Than Sooner": Why South Korean Women Are Opting To Freeze Eggs
In South Korea, fewer women are having children and those who do are in no rush. The sky-high costs of housing and education make financial security a must. Social mores also dictate the need to be married.
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Why Women In South Korea Are Sharing Pics Of Their Short Hair
South Korean archer An San won three gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, but mixed with the praise and adulation she received back home was also criticism over her short hair.
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PV Sindhu's South Korean Coach Calmed Her With This Hindi Phrase At Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu beat He Bing Jiao to win the women's singles bronze at the Tokyo Games and her coach revealed how he helped her stay calm in the big moments.
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Deepika Kumari Finishes Ninth In Women's Individual Ranking Round; South Koreans Top-Two
Tokyo Olympics: Indian archer Deepika Kumari finished at the ninth spot while South Korean archer An San broke the Games record previously held by Lina Herasymenko of Ukraine.
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South Korean Air Force Chief Resigns Over Sexual Abuse, Death Of Sergeant
South Korea's air force chief resigned on Friday, apologising and taking responsibility for the death of a member of the force who took her own life, according to her family, after being sexually harassed by a colleague.
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North Korea Executes 2 Women Who Helped People Escape To South Korea: Report
The women were charged with assisting other North Koreans in China to escape to South Korea.
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Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai Unveils New Documentary At Toronto Film Festival
Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai, who unveiled her first documentary with Apple TV+ at the Toronto film festival, said Monday that its inspiring story of elderly South Korean women sea divers dovetails perfectly with her own activism.
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South Korean Politician Blames Male Suicides On "Dominant" Role Of Women In Society
A South Korean politician is under fire for his controversial claim that the rise in male suicides is because of the "dominant" role of women in society.
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Free Make-Up, Games: Mass-Blind Dating Event At South Korean City To Boost Low Birth Rates
Against the backdrop of Christmas songs, 100 South Korean men and women gathered at a hotel near Seoul dressed in their best with name tags hanging on their clothes, hoping to find love.
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South Korean City Hosts Mass Blind-Dating To Pair Couples. Here's Why
Against the backdrop of Christmas songs, 100 South Korean men and women gathered at a hotel near Seoul dressed in their best with name tags hanging on their clothes, hoping to find love.
-
Japan Ordered To Pay $1,54,000 To Victims Of Wartime Sexual Slavery
A South Korean court on Thursday ordered Japan to compensate 16 women over wartime forced sexual slavery, overturning a lower-court ruling that had dismissed the case.
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''Feminists Deserve To Be Assaulted'': South Korean Man Attacks Woman For Having Short Hair
The word ''feminist'' is still considered an insult in South Korea and is often confused with being a man-hater.
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Asian Games, Archery: Jyothi Surekha Takes Pole, Powers India To Top-Spot In Women's Compound, Mixed Qualifiers
Seasoned Jyothi Surekha Vennam edged out her South Korean rivals to top the qualification
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US-Born South Korean Is Youngest Women's World Cup Player Ever
Casey Phair on Tuesday became the youngest player to feature at a Women's World Cup after coming on as a substitute for South Korea against Colombia aged 16 years and 26 days
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US Hails South Korea's Move To Compensate Victims Of Japan's Forced Labour
Around 780,000 Koreans were conscripted into forced labor by Japan during the 35-year occupation, according to data from Seoul, not including women forced into sexual slavery by Japanese troops.
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"Kids Later Than Sooner": Why South Korean Women Are Opting To Freeze Eggs
In South Korea, fewer women are having children and those who do are in no rush. The sky-high costs of housing and education make financial security a must. Social mores also dictate the need to be married.
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Why Women In South Korea Are Sharing Pics Of Their Short Hair
South Korean archer An San won three gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, but mixed with the praise and adulation she received back home was also criticism over her short hair.
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PV Sindhu's South Korean Coach Calmed Her With This Hindi Phrase At Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu beat He Bing Jiao to win the women's singles bronze at the Tokyo Games and her coach revealed how he helped her stay calm in the big moments.
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Deepika Kumari Finishes Ninth In Women's Individual Ranking Round; South Koreans Top-Two
Tokyo Olympics: Indian archer Deepika Kumari finished at the ninth spot while South Korean archer An San broke the Games record previously held by Lina Herasymenko of Ukraine.
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South Korean Air Force Chief Resigns Over Sexual Abuse, Death Of Sergeant
South Korea's air force chief resigned on Friday, apologising and taking responsibility for the death of a member of the force who took her own life, according to her family, after being sexually harassed by a colleague.
