Jihye Lee
Young South Koreans Just Rolled Their Eyes At Us About North Korea
After decades of living with North Korean threats, many people in Seoul really can't be bothered to get too worked up.
Jihye Lee
Phone Recordings Reveal Interrogation Of Gay Korean Soldiers, NGO Claims
"So if you lie to me, it’s not like we’re just going to let it slide."
Lane Sainty
This Is What South Korean Women Think Of Their President's Impeachment
South Korean women worry that the impeachment of the country’s first female president could mark a serious blow to progress.
Megha Rajagopalan
People Are Taking A Stand After A Man Killed A Stranger Because Women Ignored Him
Women in South Korea are furious after law enforcement dismissed the idea that a 23-year-old woman was stabbed to death due to misogyny.
Ryan Broderick
People Are Turning Into KakaoTalk Characters With These New Facial Masks
KakaoTalk, a popular messenger app in South Korea, has launched a variety of character sheet masks with The Face Shop and it's super adorable.
Jihye Lee
7 Ways Everyone's Obsessing Over This Human Vs. AI Go Match
The recent five-game match between Google's Artificial Intelligence robot "AlphaGo" and world-champion Sedol Lee of Go – an ancient Chinese board game – is the talk of the town in Seoul.
Jihye Lee
This Man’s Story Explains the Emergence of South Korea’s Anti-LGBT Movement
Jonah Lee owned gay bars from Seoul to Tokyo until he became a Christian and rose to prominence as Korea’s largest churches formed an “anti-LGBT movement.”
J. Lester Feder
앱스토어 내 LGBT 콘텐츠 감시키로한 삼성과 구글
삼성이 여러 국가에 있는 앱스토어에서 게이 어플리케이션 (이하 앱) 을 차단했고, 삼성의 본거지인 한국에서도 이용자들은 구글 플레이에서 가장 유명한 동성애 교제 어플리케이션을 쓸 수 없게 되었다. 서울에서 버즈피드 뉴스의 J. Lester Feder가 전한다.
J. Lester Feder
Samsung And Google Censor LGBT Content In International App Stores
Samsung has blocked a gay app in its app store in several countries, and in its home base, South Korea, users can't get the most popular gay hookup app in Google Play. BuzzFeed News's J. Lester Feder reports from Seoul.
J. Lester Feder
This Is What Happened When Christian Groups Tried To Shut Down Korea Pride
A few thousand protesters tried to drown out tens of thousands of participants in a pride parade in the South Korean capital — and failed to kill the party.
J. Lester Feder
