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| Tattoo artists hold a rally in front of the National Assembly on Yeouido, Seoul, Monday, calling for the legalization of their profession. Under Korean law, tattooing is classified as a medical procedure that must only be carried out by medical professionals. / Korea Times photo by Park Hyong-ki |
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2 | Burnout: Cardiothoracic surgery residents work 102 hours a week |
3 | Churches, Seoul gov't unite to fight low birthrate |
4 | North Korea will pay price for reckless provocations, warns Yoon |
5 | Genesis launches 2023 G90 sedan |
6 | Second daughter of Daesang chairman promoted to vice president |
7 | What's next for Do Kwon? |
8 | More companies adopt electronic voting amid increase in shareholder activism |
9 | Over 70% of firms unwilling to embrace longer workweek |
10 | Samsung Display strike looms due to deadlocked wage negotiations |
1 | Kim Min-gyu, Go Bo-gyeol bid farewell to 'The Heavenly Idol' |
2 | Yoo Yeon-seok threatens to sue people spreading accusations about him |
3 | Han Suk-kyu on return of 'Dr. Romantic' with Season 3 |
4 | Kim Nam-gil to embark on Asia fan-meeting tour |
5 | Lee Som, Ahn Jae-hong to play married couple in Tving's new series |
