Update at 17:30 KST: this article has been updated to include Park Sang-hak's comment.
South Korea’s unification ministry revoked the license of two defector-led activist organizations on Friday, stripping them of their corporate status amid controversy over cross-border leaflet launches.
Update at 17:30 KST: this article has been updated to include Park Sang-hak's comment.
South Korea’s unification ministry revoked the license of two defector-led activist organizations on Friday, stripping them of their corporate status amid controversy over cross-border leaflet launches.
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