Seoul’s media crackdown prompts statement from Foreign Correspondents’ Club

by: Chris Fister
2019-03-20
Source: Free Press International
08/11/2020

FPI / March 18, 2019 Media outlets and free speech advocates in South Korea are criticizing a move by the government of liberal President Moon Jae-In to introduce a system which could block YouTube, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Apple, Netflix, and other online and social network services. Lee Hyo-Seong, chairman of the Korea Communications Commission […]

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Seoul’s media crackdown prompts statement from Foreign Correspondents’ Club

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