South Korean Woman, Convicted For Biting Tongue Of Attacker 60 Years Ago, Gets Retrial
Choi Mal-ja, now 78, took her case to the Supreme Court and the High Court was ordered to review the matter again.
South Korean woman punished for biting off tongue of would-be rapist gets retrial
Review of 78-year-old Choi Mal-ja’s case more than 60 years ago marks the country’s evolution in women’s rights.
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South Korean women are calling their leaders into account
South Korean women are at the center of the weekly protests calling for the removal of President Yoon Suk- yeol. They see Yoon, among other things, as an obstacle to women’s rights. That’s hardly ...
How South Korea’s Constitutional Court is deciding on the president’s future
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is putting up a desperate fight for his political life at Seoul’s Constitutional Court ...
Retrial for South Korean woman 60 years after biting off alleged rapist’s tongue
A South Korean woman has been granted a retrial more than 60 years after being found guilty of grievous bodily harm for ...
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Former special counsel prosecutor gets 7 years in bribery case linked to Daejang-dong scandal
A Seoul court sentenced former special counsel prosecutor Park Young-soo to seven years in prison on Thursday for receiving ...
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Acquittal of scholar on defamation charges over comfort women
Lew Seok-choon, a former Yonsei University professor, speaks to reporters at the Supreme Court in Seoul on Feb. 13, 2025, ...
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South Korea's opposition parties submit bill to investigate political corruption of President Yoon, wife
SEOUL - South Korea's opposition parties on Tuesday submitted a bill to appoint a special counsel and investigate the alleged ...
More witnesses called as South Korean court continues President Yoon’s impeachment trial
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared at the Constitutional Court on Tuesday for another session of the ongoing impeachment trial that will determine his political fate.