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Gyeonggi Gov Lee maintains solid lead in presidential hopefuls poll

Gyeonggi Gov Lee maintains solid lead in presidential hopefuls poll
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Why Did Young South Koreans Ditch the Democratic Party and President Moon?

Why Did Young South Koreans Ditch the Democratic Party and President Moon?
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Politicians bad behavior

Politicians bad behavior Keeping social distancing is essential to ride out pandemic Two politicians have created a stir by having drinks with a group of more than five acquaintances in violation of the country s COVID-19 social distancing guidelines banning gatherings of five or more people, it was belatedly reported Monday. According to MBC-TV, Rep. Jang Kyung-tae of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) and Lee Jun-seok, a former Supreme Council member of the United Future Party, the predecessor of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP), drank with their respective groups for 30 minutes together at a restaurant in Seoul, March 2.

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Peter Dunne: Why Kiwis are not scanning NZ Covid tracer app QR code?

Peter Dunne: Why Kiwis are not scanning NZ Covid tracer app QR code? Thursday, January 28, 2021 Peter Dunne Why is it that New Zealanders go into a state of near panic every time a case of Covid19 is reported in the community, yet for the rest of the time largely ignore the value of contact tracing by scanning QR codes? As someone who almost religiously looks for and uses such codes, I am constantly stunned how few others seem to do so. Whether in cafes or restaurants, shops, or trains, I am invariably the only one scanning when I enter. Indeed, others seem to give almost scornful looks when I line my phone up against the QR code in the doorway.

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Korea s freedom of expression being undermined

Korea s freedom of expression being undermined Posted : 2020-12-18 17:02 Updated : 2020-12-21 17:08 A bill banning the sending of anti-North Korean regime leaflets to the North is passed by a unanimous vote at a National Assembly session, Monday, in which 187 lawmakers of the supermajority ruling Democratic Party of Korea and other liberal minor parties participated. The main opposition People Power Party boycotted the vote after its members filibuster to stop the passage of the bill was nullified through a vote led by the supermajority ruling party. Yonhap By Jung Da-min Concerns are rising over a series of attempts from the ruling bloc to push legislation that may undermine people s freedom of expression.

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