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Yoon pardons ex-President Park s aides, business tycoons

President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday approved plans to pardon former President Park Geun-hye's aides, including former chief of staff Kim Ki-choon and former national security adviser Kim Kwan-jin, ahead of Seollal, or South Korea's Lunar New Year holiday. The special pardon announcement came less than a week after both aides' prison terms were finalized by the courts. The ex-chief of staff's two-ye.

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Prison Sentences Finalized for 2 Ex-presidential Officials in Artist Blacklist Scandal

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Prison sentences finalized for 2 ex-presidential officials in artist blacklist scandal

Two former senior aides to ousted President Park Geun-hye did not appeal recent court rulings convicting them in connection with an artist blacklist scandal, leading to the finalization of their prison sentences.

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Returning minister Yu In-chon vows to further strengthen IP rights

SEJONG Yu In-chon's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will continue the legacy of strengthening copyrights he started in his first tenure as culture minister during the Lee Myung-bak administration. Yu, 72, made the remarks at his first address to hundreds of ministry employees during his inauguration ceremony that took place at Government Complex Sejong on Monday. “With the continually evolving la.

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