| Yoon Chang-hyun, head of the National Union of Media Workers, speaks in front of the National Assembly in Seoul, Tuesday, during a protest against the ruling Democratic Party of Korea's move to pass a controversial media bill aimed at sharply increasing punishment for what it calls "fake news." The ruling party, which holds a majority of Assembly seats, is moving to pass the bill unilaterally during a plenary session scheduled for Wednesday, despite protests from opposition parties and media industry groups. Korea Times photo by Bae Woo-han |
