Jeju Student Donates Stock Earnings
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A high school student in Jeju, South Korea, donated 1 million won from stock earnings to aid sick children. The donation, equivalent to approximately $720 USD, will support children with leukemia.
“This Time, Citizens Are Watching”: CCTV Satire Appears Outside Jeju Police Station
- A public-service advertising campaign in Jeju has installed a fake CCTV camera outside a police station following controversy over the handling of a missing-person case. - The campaign refers to a woman whose body was found 104 days after her disappearance and criticizes gaps in early police response and CCTV preservation. - Its organizers say the installation targets systemic weaknesses and acc…
“The public is watching”: Satirical CCTV campaign turns its cameras on Jeju police
- Advertising expert Jeseok Lee staged a guerrilla public campaign near Jeju’s Hallym area and Jeju Western Police Station, using nonfunctional CCTV models. - The campaign carried the messages “The pu…
“Citizens Are Watching”: CCTV Public-Service Campaign Appears in Jeju
- The Ije-seok Advertising Research Institute installed symbolic CCTV structures near Jeju Western Police Station and in Hallim, with messages including “Greater power requires greater oversight” and …
Jeju Fisherman Sparks Pre-Dawn Search After Leaving Rods Behind
- South Korean rescuers searched a Jeju breakwater after a fisherman reportedly disappeared while leaving his fishing equipment behind. - Fourteen rescuers and a drone took part in the search before t…
‘Everyone will die at this rate’: Crime fears spread in Jeju, but statistics tell a more complicated story
- The discovery of four bodies, including two linked to missing-person cases, has fueled online claims that Jeju is becoming unsafe. - Jeju recorded the country’s highest crime rate per registered res…