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How Han Seung-hun Shaped Korea's Human Rights Movement: A Tribute and Awards Ceremony The 4th memorial for former Board of Audit Chairman Han Seung-hun honored his legacy with a ceremony attended by over 200 people.
Unlocking the Secrets of Wealth: The Timeless Wisdom of 'Three Gatherings, Three Distributions' The phrase emphasizes the importance of sharing wealth with society, highlighting generosity over mere accumulation in capitalism.
What Happened in Lebanon? Israeli Soldier's Hammer Attack on Jesus Statue Raises Tensions An Israeli soldier was photographed smashing a statue of Jesus, leading to widespread condemnation and official apologies from Israel.
Unlock Your Culture: Gyeonggi Province Distributes 100,000 Discount Coupons via New Culture Pass App Gyeonggi Province distributed 100,000 cultural consumption discount coupons to enhance residents' cultural enjoyment through the revamped app.
2024 장애인 지역사회 자립주택: 필요한 인프라와 정책 변화는? The need for expanding housing infrastructure for disabled individuals is growing ahead of the new support law implementation in March.
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Unlocking Potential: How SK hynix's 'Happy Tree' Empowers 25 Disabled Workers in 2026 SK hynix's Hwaseong campus prepares for Disability Day, showcasing assembly and packaging of key components for ice water purifiers.
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