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A South Korean court has convicted a woman, a doctor, and a hospital director for the murder of a newborn baby. The woman sought to terminate her pregnancy at 36 weeks, and prosecutors stated the doctor delivered the child via C-section and killed it.
The head of South Korea's National Court Administration has offered to resign following the parliament's passage of a judicial reform bill.
South Korea is facing deep divisions and a test of its democracy following President Yoon-Suk-yeol's martial law fiasco in December 2024, with experts noting the long road to recovery.
South Korea's ruling Democratic Party of Korea is aiming to pass contentious judicial reform bills next week, prior to the expected conclusion of the plenary session.
A South Korean court has sentenced two doctors to jail for the murder of a baby delivered at 36 weeks, who was subsequently left to die in a freezer.
South Korea's top court has ruled that repurposing luxury goods for personal use does not violate trademark law.
Nahid states that parliament would lack value without a Constitutional Reform Council, emphasizing the importance of constitutional oversight.
South Korea's former president Yoon Suk Yeol is awaiting a court verdict in his insurrection trial, which could result in a death sentence.
A South Korean court has found a woman and two doctors guilty of murder for the death of her newborn baby.
A South Korean court upheld an order requiring a parent, who is also a high school teacher, to complete mandatory special education after verbally abusing an elementary school teacher.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment for leading a rebellion, following a declaration of martial law in December two years prior.
A South Korean court has ruled against the widow and daughters of LG's former chairman, who sought to invalidate an inheritance agreement, claiming they were deceived.