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The future of South Korea’s feminist movement

Written by Shan-Jan Sarah Liu

Gendered expectations of women in South Korea are long-established and thus make the current feminist breakthrough even more significant than it might be in western societies. Recent developments illustrate that feminism can be an empowering tool for young South Korean women to stand in solidarity with one another in fighting misogyny.

East Asia9DLOctober 19, 20219DASHLINE, SHAN-JAN SARAH LIU, South Korea, Korea, Squid Games, Netflix, Gender, k-Pop, Kpop, Gender Gap, Taiwan, China, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Tsai Ing-wen, Park Geun-hye, LGBT, LGBT+, COVID19, COVID, feminazis, An San, Olympics, Tokyo, Tokyo Olympics, Feminism, Apink, WW2, World War 2, WWII, Soranet, #MeToo, Goo Hara, misogyny, Sarah Liu

South Korea’s New Deal and its future diplomatic role

Written by Ingrid Rafaele Rodrigues Leiria

Seoul should use its high technology capabilities (in green and digital initiatives) to promote worldwide sustainable development, therefore, the Korean New Deal and the adaptation of eco-diplomacy must become an essential pillar of South Korea’s future foreign policy.

East Asia9DLFebruary 19, 2021Green New Deal, South Korea, Moon Jae-in, CO2, Covid-19, COVID, Carbon tax, 5G, 6G, Paris Agreement, Climate Change, China, Russia, North Korea, Korean Wave, K-Pop, Kpop, Seoul