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Chemical castration sparks controversy
KOREA: The announcement that authorities this week will carry out South Korea’s first chemical castration on a convicted pedophile has prompted a backlash from Church leaders and social groups. The Justice Ministry announced yesterday it will chemically suppress the ...
Group slams treatment of union leader
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Employing reason to combat racism
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Clerics back end to online racism
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Ruling party retains its majority
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Manila, Seoul sign deal on family
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