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South Korea Looks at Foreign Press and Censorship
South Korea upholds press freedom in law and constitution yet censorship scars foreign publications. The anti Communist law risks seven years in prison for pro communism articles. The Information Ministry urged merger of three agencies to rival North Korea in overseas propaganda.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
North Korea
Information Ministry
New Democratic Party
Donga Ilbo