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Reporter
: Jung Min-ho
Sat, March 25, 2023 | 06:19
Korea to grant visa for heroic Kazakh man who saved people from blaze
The government will grant a G-1 visa for the heroic Kazakh man who risked his life to rescue people from a burning building in Gangwon Province last month. According to the Ministry of Justice Thursday, the Korea Immigration Service is completing the paperwork to give the visa for the man, 28, identified only by his given name Ali, whose bravery saved 10 people from a burning...
Multicultural Community
| 2020-04-24 16:14
Undocumented hero: Koreans urge gov't not to deport Kazakh man who saved people from burning building
Ruling party agrees to raise age of consent to 16 in fight against child sexual abuse
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea on Thursday vowed to raise the age of consent to 16 from 13 in its fight against child sexual abuse. The move comes a week after the Ministry of Justice said a 13-year-old is not mature enough to consent to sexual acts and that the age should be raised to 16. At a high-level meeting at the National Assembly, the two sides agreed to coopera...
Law & Crime
| 2020-04-23 14:46
Parliament approves raising the age of consent to 16
Gov't pushes to raise consent age to 16 from 13 in fight against sexual exploitation
Vietnamese man caught working illegally at farm during quarantine period
A Vietnamese man has been caught working illegally at a farm in Korea during a mandatory self-quarantine period, police said Thursday. According to the North Jeolla provincial government and police, the man, 21, who had left his residence in Jeonju without reporting to authorities, was found working illegally at a farm in the neighboring city of Namwon during a 14-day isolati...
Health & Science
| 2020-04-23 13:31
Another Vietnamese citizen violates self-quarantine rules: authorities
Two pet cats test positive for COVID-19 in New York
Two cats in New York state are the first pets in the United States to test positive for COVID-19, according to U.S. federal agencies Thursday (KST). The animals, which are from separate areas of the state, showed mild respiratory symptoms and are expected to make a full recovery, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a joint statement with the U.S. Centers for Disease Co...
Health & Science
| 2020-04-23 13:29
Another Vietnamese citizen violates self-quarantine rules: authorities
Another Vietnamese citizen has broken self-quarantine rules just a few days after the government decided to deport three Vietnamese students for violating the regulations. According to the North Jeolla provincial government and police Wednesday, the Vietnamese man, 21, who was ordered to isolate himself at his residence in Jeonju, has disappeared. After reporting the case to ...
Health & Science
| 2020-04-22 15:50
Vietnamese man caught working illegally at farm during quarantine period
Undocumented hero: Koreans urge gov't not to deport Kazakh man who saved people from burning building
A Kazakh man who risked his life to save 10 people from a burning building faces deportation after his illegal status came to light. Moved by his story, more than 10,000 people have signed a petition urging the government not to deport the man, 28, who they say deserves permanent residency and a reward, not deportation. “The government should compensate him for what he did,” ...
Multicultural Community
| 2020-04-22 14:32
Kazakh man honored for saving 10 people from blaze
Korea to grant visa for heroic Kazakh man who saved people from blaze
Gov't pushes to raise consent age to 16 from 13 in fight against sexual exploitation
A college student, 20, who had been indicted on charges of child sexual abuse, was acquitted last year by a Daejeon court that ruled that his girlfriend, 14, clearly gave consent to sexual activity. But how old is old enough to consent to sexual activity? In Korea, it is only 13. After the Nth room sexual-abuse scandal, which involves dozens of victims, including minors, the ...
Law & Crime
| 2020-04-22 13:39
Ruling party agrees to raise age of consent to 16 in fight against child sexual abuse
Gyeonggi to offer universal basic income to marriage immigrants, permanent residents
The Gyeonggi provincial government will offer universal basic income to marriage immigrants and permanent residents amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Governor Lee Jae-myung said Sunday that F-5 and F-6 visa holders will also be eligible to receive 100,000 won ($82) just like Korean citizens. Initially, all foreigners were excluded from access to the benefit. “It would be difficult ...
Multicultural Community
| 2020-04-21 13:19
South Korea begins offering coronavirus relief funds
Bucheon offers stimulus money to foreigners, including undocumented ones
CNN: North Korean leader 'in grave danger' after surgery
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un “is in grave danger” after undergoing surgery, according to CNN Tuesday (KST). CNN reported that Kim's condition is being monitored by U.S. intelligence officials after the recent cardiovascular operation. The report came after a Seoul-based internet news outlet said that Kim has been receiving medical treatment at a villa in the resort county ...
North Korea
| 2020-04-21 11:11
No unusual signs about North Korean leader's health: South Korean gov't
National Assembly speaker to return 30% of salary in solidarity with those hit by COVID-19
Top-ranking officials at the National Assembly, including Speaker Moon Hee-sang, will return 30 percent of their salaries to show solidarity with those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The National Assembly Secretariat said Friday that Moon will donate 30 percent of his salary for April and May - about 9.6 million won ($7,900) excluding special activity expenses - “to share...
Politics
| 2020-04-19 12:46
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Zoo shares sad story of what caused Sero the zebra to escape
Burnout: Cardiothoracic surgery residents work 102 hours a week
North Korea will pay price for reckless provocations, warns Yoon
More companies adopt electronic voting amid increase in shareholder activism
Second daughter of Daesang chairman promoted to vice president
Churches, Seoul gov't unite to fight low birthrate
What's next for Do Kwon?
FTC criticized for delaying approval for Hanwha's acquisition of DSME
Over 70% of firms unwilling to embrace longer workweek
Genesis launches 2023 G90 sedan
World water day