South Korea’s Constitutional Court ruled that a controversial law banning the sending of anti-regime leaflets into North Korea is unconstitutional on Tuesday, two and a half years after it went into effect.
The justices deemed the so-called anti-leaflet law unconstitutional in a 7-2 vote.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court ruled that a controversial law banning the sending of anti-regime leaflets into North Korea is unconstitutional on Tuesday, two and a half years after it went into effect.
The justices deemed the so-called anti-leaflet law unconstitutional in a 7-2 vote.
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