The man was handed a three year suspended sentence after court found no political motive behind his actions
Unification ministry’s appeal follows recent launch, mark first such statement since anti-leaflet law was struck down
Launch calling for answers about abductees could offer insight into how Lee administration will address such activities
Jang Jung-hyuk fled hunger and abuse before settling in the South, now fighting on his own terms in pursuit of MMA glory
ROK navy intercepted wooden boat last week carrying North Koreans who have reportedly expressed desire to be repatriated
Restrictions apply to 19 countries but exclude DPRK, a move one expert says may aim to leave door open for talks
Unusual statement may have aimed to pressure new ROK president to align with US even as it focuses less on North Korea
Some fear an engagement push could sideline escapees, advocating a firm stance on Kim regime and defector rights
Defense review lumps DPRK with Iran in hierarchy of global threats, highlighting its support for Russia’s war in Ukraine
South Korean authorities confirm GPS 'disturbances’ in Yellow Sea last week that required issuing warning to ships
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