Yoon argues consistently she did nothing wrong, without showing data

Yoon Mi-hyang, a lawmaker of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea, denied any suspicions amplified after former comfort woman Lee Yong-soo’s revelation. Yoon said she had no intention to resign as a lawmaker. She headed a civic group for those women forced by Japan to serve its soldiers as their “comfort women” -- actually sex slaves -- during its colonial rule of Korea (1910-1945). They are simply called grandmas. Earlier, Grandma Lee revealed that the group under Yoon us

Introducing universal basic income would be insensible without credible funding plans

Political parties are becoming increasingly active and positive toward the controversial issue of introducing a universal basic income system in the country. Universal basic income refers to money evenly distributed to all individuals to support their livelihoods, regardless of their wealth level or job status. The liberal ruling Democratic Party of Korea is preparing to submit a bill on the introduction of the scheme to the next National assembly that begins its four-year term Saturday. The