South Korea’s Press: The Illusion of Freedom
On the surface, South Korea’s media appears to be thriving and even serves as an example to a region where liberal democracy is the exception rather than the norm. The country’s peaceful transition to democracy in the late 1980s promised journalists a newfound freedom to report without fear or favor.
But reporting without fear or favor doesn’t necessaril…
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