Despite a decline, experts highlight critical gaps in housing access and essential services for vulnerable groups
Seoul will become the first Asian city to host the men’s soccer Homeless World Cup this week, drawing attention to the challenges South Korea’s homeless population often faces.
While homelessness is spotlighted through such events and films, many South Koreans remain unaware of the deep-seated issues confronting the homeless, who frequently experience social stigma and exclusion.
Seoul will become the first Asian city to host the men’s soccer Homeless World Cup this week, drawing attention to the challenges South Korea’s homeless population often faces.
While homelessness is spotlighted through such events and films, many South Koreans remain unaware of the deep-seated issues confronting the homeless, who frequently experience social stigma and exclusion.
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