Neurodivergent people had to endure discrimination by established society amid prejudices such as ‘strange people with poor social skills.’

Many couples from various countries have tried to obtain recognition as married in S. Korea. There were a few cases of some foreign soldiers

After losing in the first trial, Kim Yong-min and So Seong-wook appealed the case. Last February, the High Court recognized their qualificat

Various dating game shows that are widely popular in today’s Korea have only focused on the romance between opposite sexes. However, a recen

During the holiday season, there was much news in S. Korea’s queer society. The Korean government passed a revised curriculum with a removal

Conservative Protestant groups perpetuate oppression against LGBTQ+ as a strategy for their own profits.

On 9th November 2022, the Korean Ministry of Education announced that they would delete the term ‘sexual and gender minorities’ on the new c

Last October, Inje University queer community IQ went through a raw hatred and discriminatory action on the registration approval process. S

In 2020, the Korean National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) recognized the gay couple as legal partners. However, the NHIS overturned their

The COVID-19 pandemic has stigmatised the Korean LGBTQ+ community based on hatred and discrimination. The stigmatisation is neither helping