A look at how the dramatic events of the past few days unfolded when President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law and within a few hours rescinded it again—and what might happen next.
Growing surveillance of citizens' online activities brings the number of people arrested for expressing opposition to junta rule to over 1,800 since 2022, a new study shows.
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A look at how the dramatic events of the past few days unfolded when President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law and within a few hours rescinded it again—and what might happen next.
Growing surveillance of citizens' online activities brings the number of people arrested for expressing opposition to junta rule to over 1,800 since 2022, a new study shows.
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