South Korea's majority opposition party and civic groups around the country stepped up protests on Wednesday against Japan's plan to release water from the Fukushima nuclear plant a day ahead of ...

Why South Korea Has So Many Protests, and What That Means. Part rock concert, part revival meeting, the rallies reveal a country increasingly polarized over its leader, Yoon Suk Yeol.

South Korea said on Friday it had protested to China over the suspected forced repatriation of a large number of North Koreans, who rights groups say face imprisonment and abuse at the hands of ...

Feminists in South Korea are planning to conduct nationwide protests against gender-based violence this weekend, the first to occur simultaneously in several major cities since the pandemic. It's ...

South Korea’s Protests Are Bringing Some Christian Families Closer Full Screen 1 of 2. Courtesy of Jeon Jeehoo. Jeon Jeehoo (second to left) with church friends at a protest to impeach ...

Impeachment vote on South Korean president set for Saturday after martial law chaos 02:17. South Korea's embattled President Yoon Suk Yeol avoided an opposition-led attempt to impeach him over his ...

Born during South Korea’s difficult march toward self-governance in the 1980s, protest rallies are a fixture of Asia’s most vibrant democracy.

Clashes and protests erupted in Seoul as police confronted demonstrators after South Korea's president imposed an "emergency martial law" amid WW3 fears slamming the opposition for alleged North ...

Park joined the protests in Seoul after South Korea's president abruptly declared martial law. He arrived at the National Assembly at about 11:45 p.m. Tuesday and stayed until the next morning.

Just take the fact that South Korea is probably the only country in the world to have specific names for generations based on the protests of their time. Yuk-sahn, Yushin, the 386 generation , etc.

Unlike Australia, South Korea has not condemned the regime’s crackdown. The government has not even publicly mentioned the protests. No legislators have referred to the protests, either.