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In A Landmark Ruling, South Korean Court Recognises Same-Sex Couple's Rights
The case, which will now go to the Supreme Court, was brought by a gay couple, So Seong-wook and Kim Yong-min, who live together and held a wedding ceremony in 2019.
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One-Time Presidential Hopeful Jailed In South Korean #MeToo Scandal
A former South Korean provincial governor who once ran for presidential nomination was jailed for three and a half years on Friday for molesting an aide after his earlier acquittal was overturned in one of the country's most high-profile #MeToo cases.
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South Korea Court Sentences US Man To 20 Years For Murder
A South Korean appeals court on Tuesday issued a 20-year jail sentence to a US citizen charged in his teens for murdering a Korean man nearly two decades ago.
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South Korean Tycoon Jailed For Fraud, Tax Evasion
Ailing South Korean business tycoon Lee Jay-Hyun was sentenced to two and a half years in prison today, following a court review of his trial on charges ranging from embezzlement to tax evasion.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Gets Industrial Injury Recognition
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident, has had his industrial injury claim approved by a state agency, officials said today.
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Korean Air Chief's Daughter Seeks Leniency in 'Nut Rage' Appeal
The former Korean Air Lines executive jailed for her outburst over in-flight service, known as the "nut rage" case, asked for leniency during an appeal hearing today as she sought to reduce her one-year prison term.
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Former South Korea Spy Chief Gets Jail For Election Meddling
A South Korean appeals court sentenced a former head of the national spy agency to three years in jail on today for meddling in the 2012 presidential election and helping Park Geun-hye win the vote.
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First Damages Suit Filed Over South Korea Ferry Disaster
The mother of a student victim of South Korea's ferry disaster has filed a test lawsuit seeking damages from the government and the vessel's owners, a court spokesman said on Friday.
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In A Landmark Ruling, South Korean Court Recognises Same-Sex Couple's Rights
The case, which will now go to the Supreme Court, was brought by a gay couple, So Seong-wook and Kim Yong-min, who live together and held a wedding ceremony in 2019.
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One-Time Presidential Hopeful Jailed In South Korean #MeToo Scandal
A former South Korean provincial governor who once ran for presidential nomination was jailed for three and a half years on Friday for molesting an aide after his earlier acquittal was overturned in one of the country's most high-profile #MeToo cases.
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South Korea Court Sentences US Man To 20 Years For Murder
A South Korean appeals court on Tuesday issued a 20-year jail sentence to a US citizen charged in his teens for murdering a Korean man nearly two decades ago.
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South Korean Tycoon Jailed For Fraud, Tax Evasion
Ailing South Korean business tycoon Lee Jay-Hyun was sentenced to two and a half years in prison today, following a court review of his trial on charges ranging from embezzlement to tax evasion.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Gets Industrial Injury Recognition
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident, has had his industrial injury claim approved by a state agency, officials said today.
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Korean Air Chief's Daughter Seeks Leniency in 'Nut Rage' Appeal
The former Korean Air Lines executive jailed for her outburst over in-flight service, known as the "nut rage" case, asked for leniency during an appeal hearing today as she sought to reduce her one-year prison term.
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Former South Korea Spy Chief Gets Jail For Election Meddling
A South Korean appeals court sentenced a former head of the national spy agency to three years in jail on today for meddling in the 2012 presidential election and helping Park Geun-hye win the vote.
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First Damages Suit Filed Over South Korea Ferry Disaster
The mother of a student victim of South Korea's ferry disaster has filed a test lawsuit seeking damages from the government and the vessel's owners, a court spokesman said on Friday.
