International adoptees from South Korea are advocating for justice and accountability from the government, asserting that while wrongs have been acknowledged, sufficient action is still lacking.

A system built on demand and stigma led to over 200,000 Korean children being sent overseas for adoption. A CNA series follows these adoptees as they retrace fragmented pasts, find lost siblings, and uncover long-buried truths about their origins.

A group of South Korean adoptees has filed a lawsuit against Denmark, seeking the right to access information about their birth families. The legal action aims to establish their right to know their origins and connect with their biological relatives.