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South Korea’s privacy watchdog has imposed a record 624.68 billion won ($409 million) fine on Coupang over a massive data breach and unauthorized tracking of users’ online activity. The Personal Information Protection Commission said Thursday the penalty was approved at a plenary meeting the previous day after it found that the e-commerce giant had failed to maintain basic safeguards for customer data, citing poor management of authentication signing keys and weak access controls. The penalty is

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“AI 초과이익 일부, 국민배분” 이 대통령 언급에 청와대 입장은?

이재명 대통령이 반도체 호황 등으로 늘어난 사회적 이윤 관련 “인공지능(AI)발 초과이익(excess profits)의 일부를 국민들에게 배분하기 위해 기본소득(basic inco..

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Proposed Legal Changes to Allow Single Fathers to Register Births

[Domestic] : The government is moving to revise laws so a father can register the birth of a child born outside marriage. The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family addressed the matter in a basic plan for healthy families, finalized Tuesday following Cabinet deliberations. Accordingly, the ministry will seek ... [more...]

S. Korea-Jordan economic, trade cooperation agreement takes effect

South Korea’s economic and trade cooperation agreement with Jordan has gone into effect, the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday. The agreement between the governments of the Republic of Korea and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, as they are formally known, respectively, on economic and trade cooperation entered into force on June 9, according to the ministry. The pact provides a basic framework for comprehensive economic cooperation between the two countries, covering a wide range of areas including

Korea redraws family policy around changing households

South Korea on Tuesday laid out plans to expand government support for families with migrant backgrounds, single fathers, one-person households and other groups long excluded by family policy as part of a new five-year policy blueprint. The Fifth Basic Plan for Healthy Families, covering 2026 to 2030, was approved at a Cabinet meeting Tuesday. The government described the plan as a shift toward a more inclusive family policy framework designed to reflect the country's changing demographics and h

The Korea Herald

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Han to propose bill making NEC subject to state audit

Independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon, who entered the National Assembly after winning the June 3 by-election in Busan’s Buk-A constituency, said he will propose an amendment to the Board of Audit and Inspection Act that would subject the National Election Commission to state audit. In a Facebook post on Sunday, Han said the election watchdog had become “a sanctuary free from oversight,” arguing that recent problems had reached a point where even the basic principles of election management were bei

Korea’s unfinished fight for menstrual rights

Long treated in South Korea as a private discomfort to be managed quietly, menstruation is increasingly being reframed as a matter of public health, dignity and basic rights. The shift has gathered pace in recent years, as reports of menstrual poverty, concerns over product safety and demands for broader public support have pushed the issue beyond personal shame and into the realm of social policy. As the world marks Menstrual Hygiene Day on Thursday, that changing perception is gaining new poli

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Gov’t Aims to Launch First Nuclear-Powered Submarine by Mid-2030s

[Politics] : The government is aiming to launch its first nuclear-powered submarine by the mid-2030s and deploy it to the Navy by the late 2030s. Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back unveiled the goal on Tuesday as he disclosed a basic plan on developing nuclear-powered submarines during a meeting at the Navy’s Submarine ... [more...]

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