From meat to companion: 200 pups freed from dog farm in Asan
Humane Society International, an international animal protection organisation, launched a program in 2015 to rescue dogs from such farms and to provide farm owners with…
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Work longer, rest longer: Korea to add flexibility to 52-hour workweek
The current system, introduced in 2018, limits workers to working up to 52 hours a week.
Study confirms Covid-19 transmissible between dogs
Researchers suggest pet vaccinations to prevent animal-to-human infection and the emergence of other variants from pets.
Forced apology, restraining order in cases of school bullying constitutional: South Korean court
The Constitutional Court rejected an appeal that claimed the law forcing perpetrators to apologize to victims infringes on their freedom of conscience and personal rights.
More Korean women think marriage, childbirth unnecessary: Survey
The study suggested that the importance of marriage and childbirth appear to be connected to respondents' perception of Korean society.
Korea not safe from quakes anymore: Experts
Experts call for thorough geological investigation, seismic reinforcement plan and technology monitoring minor changes.
Seoul city to crack down on teen use of ‘Room cafes’
The facilities called "room cafes" or "multi-rooms," are businesses that provide private spaces, simple snacks, and drinks.
South Koreans remain cautious over eased masking rule
Wearing masks seem to have become a part of many people’s lives, as the mandate has been in effect for the last two years.
S. Korea: Indoor masking eased, with hope, confusion
While some are excited to greet mask-free life, some are concerned about the ongoing pandemic.
Bitter cold snap continues, heavy snow to follow in Korea
Just as soon as the cold wave abates on January 26, according to the authorities, heavy snow is expected in most parts of the country.