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Lina Park

Lina Park

Lina Park is a Digital Communications and Events Manager at Korea Risk Group. She was previously an intern at The Korea Herald and a news trainee at NK News. She has also researched North Korean human rights at HanVoice and South Korean foreign relations at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

Analysis

South Korea tightens foreign land ownership rules to safeguard border security

National security concerns drive Seoul’s decision to regulate foreign ownership of border land

Lina ParkLina ParkMarch 10, 2025
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South Korea’s women-only universities weigh co-education as enrollments decline

Critics argue co-ed transition risks eroding gender equity in higher education, while supporters see it as inevitable

Lina ParkLina ParkNovember 22, 2024
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South Korean dramas face rising costs as streaming giants dominate

OTT platforms attract top talent and funding, sidelining domestic broadcasters and reducing content diversity

Lina ParkLina ParkOctober 4, 2024
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South Korea’s deepfake sex crime epidemic exposes lack of legal protections

As women fall victim to AI-generated pornography, activists call for stronger laws and accountability measures

Lina ParkLina ParkJune 14, 2024
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Debate over four-day workweek intensifies as South Korea tackles low birth rate

Proponents cite improved work-life balance, while critics fear financial strain and productivity challenges

Lina ParkLina ParkJune 3, 2024
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Gyeonggi Province’s book removals from school libraries spark fierce debate

Educators and conservative groups clash over the impact on students’ access to information on sensitive topics

Joon Ha ParkJoon Ha Park | Lina ParkMay 22, 2024
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South Korea’s surge in dating violence exposes lack of protections for women

Brutal killings have highlighted a disturbing trend, but experts say law still treats partner violence as a minor crime

Lina ParkLina ParkMay 16, 2024
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Seoul’s repeal of student rights ordinance sparks debate over balance of power

Experts warn of weakened student protections and reversed progress, while critics argue for teachers’ authority

Lina ParkLina ParkMay 9, 2024
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Low-cost, high crime: The price of South Korea’s unmanned store revolution

Lack of staff cuts down on labor costs for owners, but has fueled rise in thefts and raised safety concerns

Lina ParkLina ParkMay 2, 2024
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Seoul’s urban renewal sparks fears of gentrification and cultural erosion

Fluctuating plans and political agendas impact the balance between modernization and cultural conservation

Lina ParkLina ParkApril 26, 2024
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