Proposed changes aim to address modern threats but risk stifling business activity and infringing on freedoms
South Korean lawmakers have proposed nine bills in recent weeks to update the country’s espionage laws, following a series of high-profile cases that have exposed major loopholes.
However, some of the proposed changes risk criminalizing legitimate activities and infringing on business and individual freedoms, underscoring the difficulty of addressing evolving threats in a democratic society.
South Korean lawmakers have proposed nine bills in recent weeks to update the country’s espionage laws, following a series of high-profile cases that have exposed major loopholes.
However, some of the proposed changes risk criminalizing legitimate activities and infringing on business and individual freedoms, underscoring the difficulty of addressing evolving threats in a democratic society.
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