In South Korea Slave Pen, Draft Resisters Still Go to Prison. But Now It’s a Job... In Prison.

A court ruled that conscientious objectors must be allowed to serve their country in other ways. The government says they’ll still have to do so behind prison walls.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/24/world/asia/south-korea-draft-conscientious-objectors.html

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In South Korea Slave Pen, Draft Resisters Still Go to Prison. But Now It’s a Job... In Prison.

In South Korea Slave Pen, Draft Resisters Still Go to Prison. But Now It’s a Job... In Prison.

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