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Below are posts about citizen media in Korean. Don't miss Global Voices 한국어, where Global Voices posts are translated into Korean! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Korean South Korea Журналисти, продуценти и синдикални работници от няколко големи телевизионни мрежи се присъединиха към стачката на колегите си от медийната корпорация MBC (английски), които протестират срещу президента на компанията и налаганата от него цензура, и в защита на обективната журналистика. Един от известните корейски журналисти участва в този видео клип (корейски), който призовава гражданите да вземат участие в шествие, планирано да се проведе в петък (16 март).
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Below are posts about citizen media in Korean. Don't miss Global Voices 한국어, where Global Voices posts are translated into Korean! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Featured stories about Korean Perspectives on North Korea's Unsuccessful Rocket Launch North Korea launched a rocket on April 12, despite international warnings of censure and further isolation. But to its embarrassment, the rocket disintegrated right after the launch and its remnants fell into the sea. This incident stirred up numerous debates in the South Korean Internet. South Korea: Illegal Surveillance of Citizens and Entertainers South Korea's presidential administration has come under fire over its illegal monitoring of civilians. Entertainers who often hosted anti-government protests have revealed that they have been followed and monitored by government intelligence agence officials. South Korea: Three Major TV Stations Protest for Fair Journalism In South Korea, following one of biggest TV network’s desperate attempt to overthrow its president over unfair news coverage and corruption allegations, the nation’s two other major TV stations have joined forces in standing up against their management. South Korea: Flight Attendants Demand Right To Wear Trousers 8 March 2012 South Korea: Activist Indicted for Retweeting North Korean Messages 9 February 2012 Responses to the Death of North Korean Dictator, Kim Jong-il 20 December 2011 South Korea: North Korean Dictator, Kim Jong Il Is Dead 19 December 2011 North Korea: Did Gaddafi's Execution Scare Kim Jong-il? 15 November 2011 Latest stories about Korean South Korea: Politician Ridiculed for Twitter Account “Explosion” Accusation In South Korea,a politician's ridiculous comment that his Twitter account was "exploded" by the opposition has come under fire. The politician's remark and the governing conservative party's rhetoric have drawn numerous jokes and sneers online. 8 March 2012 South Korea: Journalists Stage Mass Walkout from National Broadcaster Journalists of one of South Korea's biggest commercial television networks, the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), have been on indefinite strike since January 2012 demanding fair journalism free of political interference. On March 4, 2012, 166 journalists announced they would quit their jobs in protest. 20 February 2012 South Korea: Judge Who Lampooned President on Social Media Resigns In South Korea, a judge who posted an insulting message ridiculing the President on his Facebook wall has resigned amid controversy. Although it seems the resignation is due to his poor evaluation result, his fellow judges and activist groups said that the Justice's decision was to gain the favor of President by punishing the judge who made headlines for lampooning him. 10 January 2012 South Korea: Anger and Suspicion Grows Over Election Rigging A political scandal is brewing in South Korea over alleged election rigging, despite the police's conclusion that the nation's election commission website was disconnected due to a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack. 6 December 2011 South Korea: Anger Over Free Trade Agreement and Media Silence Rallies have been held daily in the South Korean capital of Seoul for two weeks now, protesting against the country's free trade agreement with the United States. Citizens have expressed deep discontent, as well as strong distrust of the mainstream media who rarely report on anti-FTA protests. 23 November 2011 South Korea: Comedian Sued for Making Fun of Politicians Politics is seen as a fair target for most comedy shows, but in South Korea a politician is suing a comedian. The lawsuit - claiming that the performer defamed all politicians - has drawn immediate criticism from various parts of Korean society, inundating social media with jokes and comments. 9 November 2011 South Korea: Online Political Satire Show Draws Millions of Downloads A hilarious political satire talk show, ‘Na-Ggom-su’, has gone viral in South Korea. The show, which is only available online, is filled with wild jokes and expletives, and mocks the country’s President, Lee Myung-bak and the ruling Grand National party. 27 October 2011 South Korea: Warning to Twitter Influencers Fails to Discourage Voters South Korean capital, Seoul, elected a new mayor on October 26. The mayoral race was a fierce battle between an elitist female candidate from the ruling party and an outsider from democratic party. Despite warnings from the authorities, influential Twitter users continued to encourage people to vote throughout. 15 October 2011 South Korea: Photos from Occupy Wall Street Protest in Seoul The Occupy Wall Street movement has landed in the South Korean capital, Seoul. Despite heavy rain, lightening and thunder, and a sudden drop in temperature, about 300 people came together for the Occupy Seoul protest on October 15, 2011. 10 October 2011 South Korea: Movie Prompts Outrage Over Disabled Child Sex Crimes In South Korea, the movie 'Crucible' has brought a long-forgotten rape case of disabled kids by school officials to life. The movie has been a major hit for several consecutive weeks and has sparked calls for a reinvestigation of the case.