In South Korea, punishment alone cannot stop violence against women
In a joint interview with The Korea Herald, two experts said governments needed national strategies that address the structural causes of violence through coordinated policies…
Choi Jeong-yoon
Why are more young Koreans walking away from elite careers?
Prestige is losing its appeal as some young Koreans seek autonomy, peace of mind, and work that fits who they are.
Why more South Koreans are becoming ‘full-time children’
Young adults trade housework for support as independence grows harder.
South Korea’s hair-loss insurance proposal sparks backlash
Critics say scarce health insurance funds should go first to severe and rare diseases.
Can South Korea afford a 12,000 won minimum wage?
Unions seek a 16.3% hike as employers call for lower pay floors in restaurants, hotels, and taxi services.
Politically active youth find community at Seoul protests
As the Seoul election protests enter their second week, some say shared views are sparking friendships — even romance.
When caregiving takes over childhood: South Korea’s hidden child labour
Experts say family caregiving leaves some children invisible to support systems, despite emotional, educational costs.
How Setlog became Korea’s unexpected new blind date tool
Users say sharing snippets of ordinary life helps ease awkwardness and build familiarity before meeting offline.
Can Korean milk survive the era of tariff-free imports?
Domestic producers face cheaper foreign competition amid falling milk consumption and rigid pricing rules.
South Korea’s unfinished fight for menstrual rights
As Korea prepares to expand public menstrual product access, advocates say affordability, safety and stigma issues remain unresolved.