South Korean University Students Protest Ballot Shortage Crisis
Students from 16 universities across South Korea are protesting a ballot shortage crisis, with scuffles breaking out during demonstrations. The protests condemn the lack of ballots and demand action.
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Scuffle breaks out as students at 16 universities condemn ballot shortage crisis
People swarmed 21-year-old Kim Min-su as he stepped down from the podium after speaking at a rally at Yonsei University’s Sinchon Campus in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, on Wednesday, where students had gathered to condemn the recent ballot shortage crisis during the June 3 local elections. “You should be ashamed of yourself!” yelled a student dressed in black. Another student in a green polo shirt tried to hold back the crowd. Kim, a political science student, had just finished speaking during an open m
By The Korea Herald
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