Afghan refugee children unwelcome at Korean school
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2022
- While students of Seoboo elementary school in Ulsan headed to classes on the first day of the spring semester on March 2, 9-year-old Zainab from Afghanistan, who moved to the southeastern port city last month, had to stay at home.
She asked her parents when she would be able to join her peers at school, but neither of them gave her a clear answer, which left the girl more puzzled.
Her father, Gul Agha (as he prefers to identify himself), could not tell his daughter the truth: due to fierce protests from their Korean neighbors, it remains unclear when Zainab would be able to attend the public school.
Article by Lee Hyo-jin
Video by Lee Min-young, Kim Kang-min
#afghanrefugees #refugeesinkorea
SK is not against afgan children, they are against Islam they know what happens when peaceful people reaches majority there , SK is protecting itself..... everyone loves the Idea of secular, equality , independent but only for non islamic countries 😂😂😂.
Ah yes because sometimes bad apples slips into the country mixed in with the refugees and then later causes problems.
Islam from the word salam means peace...it does have justice and equality
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Half of the world colonize by christian..thats clearly not peace religion follower of abraham..force convert looting,slavery etc yea..you guys..european from japeth decendents..sibling with chinese,korean,japan..all your sibs.Shem..produce decendent arabs and bnei isreal..
if the refugees couldn't speak English or Korean but had pale skin, blond hair and blue eyes, I wonder if the same thing would have happened
They will "admire" them for sure. Let's accept the fact Koreans still have so much to learn about foreigners, especially if they have darker skins.
You should watch videos where Korean media interviewed European women working/studying in Korea. There were comments of wishing these ladies marry Koreans, and diversify Korean DNA.
Koreans discriminate against their own dark skinned South Koreans as well. What they hate is anyone with dark skin. It doesn't matter what their religion is. They're trying to achieve white skin babies/society by chasing away yellow, brown and black skin people. Sick Stockholm Syndrome mindset.
And here the racist remark stick out like a sore thumb, if you have nothing to say shut your racist pie hole. If all else fail pick on the white person playing the racist card
So what it’s their country. Why aren’t the refugees going to other asian muslim, african or arab countries. Why Korea or other western countries. Just because they worked for them.
I feel bad for the kids getting drag by the issues of the adults. Let’s all be kind and be open to change.
@sunny sunnyday how would you feel if people said that about Koreans in America, Kazakhstan and all over the world? Mind your business and move on .
Problem is these people don't change. From firsthand experience, they bring their views and their culture to other people's country instead of embracing their host country's customs.
And they also brings their negative views against women and violence.
@@DJ_TRON you wrote ‘first hand experience’. Have you ever talked with any of them about their values or anything?
I don't support them for escaping their country and responsibility selfishly like this but still your people gave them hope first..
@@hridrumaiya selfishly? they are civilians not soldiers.
In the end, the adults are doing the talking... Try ask the children. They doesnt give an f whether there will be language barrier or culturer barrier. smh. In fact, childrens learn/adapt even faster than us adults 😌
Lol bullying in south korea's schools is so common right now. They bully even a south korean who is a little darker than everyone else. What the fck are you talking about?
Did your parents ask you if you would wanna go to school when you were young? (No need to answer)
I was born In Busan and I am not surprised this happened. Ukrainian Refugees would get a better welcome.
@sunny sunnyday Why? I am not Jewish and entry into Israel is severely restricted because of Covid 19? Any other suggestions? Do you even know where Busan even is?
@sunny sunnyday When did I say anything about races being equal??. Also, when did I say anything about "another broken Europe"??
@sunny sunnyday This video is about Korea and Muslims in Korea. Nothing to do with Israel which is commonly referred to in the Middle East as the "Zionist Republic"/ I could care less what Israel has done or will do in the future. Israel takes in Jewish refugees when they want to. A nation can take in who or how many they want to.
True
It's sad that they're extremely racist
the parents are setting a bad example for their children…
I don’t particularly hate the parents, I just feel like they need to be educated more about people with different background
It's normal to be wary of the unknown esp foreigners..
@@sofiaruss8958 is that not just xenophobia
@@jennieobsessed lol no. Every country has the right to not accept foreigners if they don’t want to. Keep that white term in your tongue....
No, they don't want their own children being told what to do in their own country. By a hostile group of people well known for taking over other countries. And setting up no go zones.
These young children trust me will have no problem becoming friends with each other if given the time to play and communicate with each other, it's the adults and parents that's pushing their own agenda onto these children.
^ this ^
They are there parents. They have their rights to this.
But don't let their children marry them
@@dheer33 I would like to see your reaction when Koreans discriminate against Indians
@@turkologistifaz aaaww pakistani ko mirchi laga😂😂
This makes me terribly sad for the children on both sides. With South Korea being incredibly homogenous, I think it would benefit the children a great deal to be exposed to faces that look like them. Additionally, the Afghan children are losing precious time away from education. Even if there’s a language barrier, kids catch on quick. No one is thinking about the kids but rather, keeping old and frankly, racist ideals alive.
Homogenous or racist
@@anna_annah I think it’s both
The same happens to niños of Mexico but i guess we dont count either💔
If there is school violence or even worse jihadist knife attack on Korean kids are you going to take the blame?? No wonder in America and Europe there is always news about school shooting or religious knife attack in Europe. Sorry Korea is not an immigrant country like USA nor did it colonised Asia, Africa, American continent etc to feel moral obligation to have the same immigrants crisis in America and Europe. I stand with Korea.
@@elangbam3115 attacks in schools will happen even when schools kept segregated. That has nothing to do with race. Just say you’re racist and keep it moving.
I don't understand why Muslims dont go to muslim country, there are 53 muslim countries why don't they go. Why they are put in buddhist countries , hindu country and Christian countries.
They do go to Muslim countries. Listen to the story. These are families who helped South Korea and have exposed themselves to harm and retaliation. They are owed support and evacuation.
@@phoenixknight8837 They didn't help shit, they were paid for a job
@@brandonr9093I couldn't have said it better
I feel bad for the kids. It's not "language barrier" it's just racism. Most koreans are not used to foreigners. They are used to living in a homogeneous society and cannot accept the change. The kids need education.
South Korea thinks like that about Black people even though Black Men fought during the Korean War to keep them free from China and North Korea but you think they say thanks. no. Korea have a very low birth rate they need to blend others in their culture.
Oh and please don't argue about building too many mosques, the host country will not abide by that.
@@yukiosakura4969 and they will make ton of child, tell them to married native people, force them to be islam and intimidate goverment to build mosque for them, i have seen this trick many times lol 😂
Let Korea be for Koreans.
@@PistonHonda87 You sound like a white supremacist that's how they talk.So you for let Africa be for Africans.Let America be for native Indian or anyone that can prove their ancestors was part of the Black slave trade .You know The President during the Korean War should have said when ask for help in the UN don't bring no Black Men to help us because Korea is for Koreans. Over 200,000 Black men who was discriminated against in housing ,education, criminal system in America and Black men was being hung for being Black and you have enough nerve to say Korea for Koreans . Now you say
"Forgive me You Beautiful Black Queen. The beginning of humanity the vessel use to birth humanity I was talking out my head "
As a Korean, it's a shame how we can be so ignorant and close-minded. Wanting to give your kids an education is innate. The woman saying she's worried about the language barrier is a lame excuse to not want the Afghan kids to go to school. It's really not that hard to put yourself in someone else's shoes and just think for a second how that would make you feel if it were your kids.
I agree! Children even with different languages can get along well. Only adults setting bad examples to children. Ugh~
Right and what does the language barrier have to do with anything if they won't speak to each other anyway?
Yeah and a lot of Koreans migrates to the US.. imagine if the school in the Usa refuse to let their children goes to school because they dont speak English. Yes language barrier will be a problem.. but it will only be a short term problem because they will eventually learn and pick up the language. Using language as an excuse is lame
@@bellicose76 Perfect example!
Excuses are just excuse... They just don't want to admit one thing for afraid of what people would think of them. and that thing is that they're afraid of changes. They don't want to change.
They're already comfortable living among their society. Why would they change just for the sake of foreign people.
Humans in general are all afraid of having to change, not just Koreans
I copypaste my answer to someone's comment here.
Indonesia take a lot of Afghan refugees. We also take a lot of Rohingya refugees and all. However we must remember that being refugee and leaving your country means you should move in hurry, constant mobile lifestyle already carved in your bones.
I think these people went to SK probably because they have someone they already know or family there, or just simply random.
Handling refugee is not easy, we must remember that they're escaping from war, not only we have to prepare them to assimilate with local culture and all, we also have to treat and taking care their trauma. People who lives in anxiety of constant war, their body and mind is functioning and reacting differently with people who born, raised, and lives in peaceful environment.
I saw mostly of them having this mindset: (1) even they seems okay in front of you, in general they are not easy trusting people, even their own people (2) always this anxiety to prepare to escape, or trying to escape, if they feel any slightest worry. (3) they're normalize their mental trauma from war, some probably don't function 'normally' like we expected. Just like war veteran who came back from war. A lot of war veteran having trouble to come back to normal lives for years even in their hometown. And these war refugee not only they have to deal with their trauma, but have to assimilate to very different culture from their culture. It's a nightmare.
In Indonesia we have this trouble when taking care Rohingya refugees, although we treat them as best as we could, and they're basically in general not have much problem assimilate with Indonesian who has same looks (south east asian looks), religion, most of them even could speak Indonesian language fluently, and a lot of things, but deep inside they always have this anxiety. At first we confuse why they're always trying to escape although there's no reasons for that, but then we understand that war refugees or war veteran functioned differently. As sad at it is, it's reality.
The problem is in Asia, we don't really taking care or serious when facing mental illness. Then we forcing them to assimilate with our culture and our way of life. We are trying to be nice with them, I believe they're try hard too, but for them who survived from war, human are wolves.
If they want to live in that country ofcourse they should integrate the culture of the locals. It's natural to follow the rules.
@@yukiosakura4969
I don't think that's the point. None of them said they wont learn korean or anything, they are not even given a chance to do that. Well.. what do we expect from Korea? They have adopted the western mindset and it isn't even shocking to know that they are racists.
@@yukiosakura4969 And let's not discuss Rohingya and Indonesian matter, they are very similar, We are all muslims so I don't think Indonesians will mistreat their brethren. But the same cannot be said for east asians. Language and rules I can understand but Koreans are basically even opposed to Islam as a religion and so they try to make it impossible to "assimilate"
I can guarantee you if this was Ukrainian white people with blonde hair, blue eyes they'd love to take them in. I guess the American Neo-colonisation did leave a mark on Korea. Though Japan and Korea are similar in being colonised by USA, Japan is a bit better because as far I know they mostly care about language and rules. Religion doesn't matter to them.
@Christ Dwell Humanity? Don't give me that . You invaded Afghanistan, Nato therefore all of Europe. So why now run away from your responsibilities? And as for your pathetic lie about increase in crimes, I've looked at most of it, it's usually you people, white, who do it. But you make up bs excuses trying to blame others. And just because it increased after the arrival of the refugees doesn't make it our fault its still you who do it.
And terrorism? You bomb a nation to death and expect love? AQ did what it did on 9/11 because you invaded Iraq and Somalia. If you kept yourself to your lands. No one would've cared. Also you spoonfeed the Zi0nists with billions of dollars of weapons. Who's accountable for that? You. Moreover most refugees aren't even the ones who do it. Just like in America, it's the people from outside who plan and execute it.
And Saudi and Qatar should take them? Been there, they do. They don't have enough land, but they do have lots of refugees. Most of Arabia is inhabitable desert, like in UAE, There are more refugees from Iraq, Syria, Libya etc etc than there are their own citizens. Lived there for 8 years. So I know what I am talking about.
But who's the one who started all this for "freedom"? You did, so why should Saudi and Qatar be given every responsibility while you, who stole our resources under the pretense of peace sit back and enjoy them?
And madarsas are like schools for religion. They don't teach people to hate, rather we want all of us to be of the same religion, you and us brothers..it's like a school for preachers and religious scholars and people who want to take up jobs as judges and what not, and we say you cannot be our friends as you deny the truth about Allah being the Lord God of All, and Jesus the Messiah(Peace and blessings be upon him) being just his messenger and not his Son. And Muhammed(saw) being his last messenger... and are we wrong? The Christians are the closest to us, pagans the furthest. So we don't hate the Christians, but we know you h@te us because we come with the truth that you have spoiled, the truth that Messiah the Son of Mary(peace be upon him) himself brought.. you hated it and so you changed it. And you hate that we the followers of the last Prophet(pbuh) bring the same message back to you and this time you cannot change it to fit to your pleasures. That's why we cannot be friends, it's you h@te us. And I don't think I need to explain it, from crusades to colonization... that was you slaughtering us and you say we hate you for nothing ?
And productivity? You impede our productivity. Iraq was a great nation, full of OIL and MONEY. Had the 4th strongest army, very modern, very well doing. Then what happened? You came and stole it all. Destroyed Iraq and propped up shia regimes and militias and you trade with them, who? The Daesh or as you know them, The !S!S. You pay them money for our oil even till today and then they commit atrocities on us, like literally 95 percent of all their victims are muslims and then you you blame us? Lol.
And why did korea get involved in Afghanistan? Did it have to? no one even cares for korea there, never did. Yet korea thought it would be good to occupy some land with their European masters.
And it's not like those people are the Taliban, they are literally your own allies! You speak as if you were asked to take in the taliban? The people mentioned here are the people Koreans used and were the allies of the Koreans.
And this is precisely why we say you cannot be our friends, this! ... this is how you treat those who call your "friends". And should we then befriend you so you can steal from us and then runaway again like in the past, to enjoy our money by yourself in your own country? Which God forbid should not be attacked! I mean, you killed 100s of millions and when people strike back you cry terr0r? Oh Please.
And then when we, who are supposedly your friends get in trouble because of you, you slander us? And shoo us like we are pathogens?
Those people in korea thought of the Koreans as their friends, look at them now,they cannot even return to Afghanistan as they helped the enemies and they aren't accepted by their "friends". And also, you people come into our nation and try to convert us to Christianity. "3=1", "Muhammed(peace be upon him ) was a liar"? Is this what we should study? In your schools instead of our madarsas?
I say this, Because Koreans most certainly tried to do that, but lets just say, T@liban didn't let that happen. And should we also attend your Christian schools that slander our religion and call for our extermination?
If you cannot even take your own allies with you, then what Humanity and friendship do you talk about?
Thank you, Aubrey❤ for sharing this comment and thank you to the Indonesian wrote this comment
You should come to malaysia to take refuge.. We are the most diverse country.. And we accept all muslim
Indonesia and Malaysia take a lot of Afghan refugees. We also take a lot of Rohingya refugees and all. However we must remember that being refugee and leaving your country means you should move in hurry, constant mobile lifestyle already carved in your bones.
I think these people went to SK probably because they have someone they already know or family there, or just simply random.
Handling refugee is not easy, we must remember that they're escaping from war, not only we have to prepare them to assimilate with local culture and all, we also have to treat and taking care their trauma. People who lives in anxiety of constant war, their body and mind is functioning and reacting differently with people who born, raised, and lives in peaceful environment.
I saw mostly of them having this mindset: (1) even they seems okay in front of you, in general they are not easy trusting people, even their own people (2) always this anxiety to prepare to escape, or trying to escape, if they feel any slightest worry. (3) they're normalize their mental trauma from war, some probably don't function 'normally' like we expected. Just like war veteran who came back from war. A lot of war veteran having trouble to come back to normal lives for years even in their hometown. And these war refugee not only they have to deal with their trauma, but have to assimilate to very different culture from their culture. It's a nightmare.
In Indonesia we have this trouble when taking care Rohingya refugees, although we treat them as best as we could, and they're basically in general not have much problem assimilate with Indonesian who has same looks (south east asian looks), religion, most of them even could speak Indonesian language fluently, and a lot of things, but deep inside they always have this anxiety. At first we confuse why they're always trying to escape although there's no reasons for that, but then we understand that war refugees or war veteran functioned differently. As sad at it is, it's reality.
The problem is in Asia, we don't really taking care or serious when facing mental illness. Then we forcing them to assimilate with our culture and our way of life. We are trying to be nice with them, I believe they're try hard too, but for them who survived from war, human are wolves.
how is the rape in malaysia?
I think Korean parents DO understand... they look @ Sweeden & France & see what a disaster those countries have become. I'm assuming these refugees were brought in by the Korean government... they should be responsible for educating the students separately to learn the Korean language & societal customs so they can assimilate into Korean society. That's not racism... that's just common sense.
Bro there aren't thousands of them like in Sweden or France there are only about 400 of them mostly kids and women.
@@user-th4ch4ky3gThey reproduce..As time goes by, the number increases
As a black woman, I heard all the red-flag language from the Korean people that Black people get in the United States. Situations like this mean the people, on both sides, must adjust and be flexible. They didn't have enough time to consult with people, they needed to get those people out of harm's way. This would be a perfect opportunity to learn about each other's culture through school. The Korean people need to stop using the "we are a homogenous people " excuse. This is a start to not being ignorant. These families are well educated and they can be of great help to the local economies and culture of Korea.
Just heard with no proof. Troll.
Exactly
Why should they? It's their country, their way of life not your lame woke western agenda. Who are you to tell them what they should and should not do in THEIR OWN country. Stick to your woke agenda and keep in your lane, westerners like you has no respect for ofher cultures.
That’s exactly what I thought, they want segregation.
Yeah. They are giving me "White power" vibes.
There are plenty of international / foreign schools in Korea. These children can study there where it may be easier for them instead of being thrown into a Korean school where they don't know the language and culture.
Why not just propose special classes for these kids in Korean public schools so they would have the opportunity to learn the language, mingle with Korean kids and have normal childhood without interfering with the speed of the native Koreans education?
This feels so alien too me as someone from Dublin Ireland. More than 50% of students arent Irish. There's people from Nigeria, Russia Romania, algeria, Jordan, Egypt, Libya, Poland, Vietnam etc and now there's ukrainans too
yeah most irish are in Boston LOL
The woman claimed they are against it not because of discrimination but only because they were not informed and that they did not have time to "get to know these people." What exactly is she and her like-minded community members doing to get to know these lawful, law-abiding immigrants? Absolutely nothing I'm afraid. Pure hate is what I am hearing from those opposed to this.
Also, of course the ones opposed are hiding behind a face mask even if it’s just a video call.
@@nicoinks we know what u did to norwa and other european countires who gave refuge to u guys.. and recentl the fight in france b muslim n semi final betwen france and morroco.. for muslims to be accepted. islam needs to change a bit
I stand with Korea not Afghans
This is so sad, especially because they didn't want to leave their home country, but they had to. They're just children, and all they want to do is to simply go to school. What's the issue here? They want to be integrated, to be part of the Korean society and to learn its culture. That's so positive, but if Koreans are biased...
Yes they are biased, but you can't really blame them can you? Koreans don't live in a diverse country so naturally they're afraid of change. Please stop bringing your western thoughts into Korean news and forcing it upon others :)
@@ironandpine433 not having a diverse society does not justify racism. plus, you don't even know me, yet you assumed i'm western, but what if i'm not? :)
Sad part is, most of the children are forced to do things for islam. 1. spread too many mosques on host country.
@@yukiosakura4969 no those children aren't forced to build mosques , don't you people too build church when needed? You are just racist , giving excuse such as mosque won't make you less racist
@@yukiosakura4969 Those children are not in that Country to spread their religion. They're in there because they were forced to leave their country.
It's sad to see that a small group's miseducation, generalized assumptions of these Afghans is causing the problems. They should be curious and ask for a community meeting with the Afghans, ask questions and they will see the beauty of the Afghan culture.
As a black lady I have heard alot of people complaining about south Korea racisms is so high this parents they are misleading this kids they need stop and learn more about other ethnicity it's so sad just because we have different colours doesn't mean we are different we are one people
Lol.
Wow the hypocricy though telling Asians how racist they are, but goung to USA, and Europe you see how racist you are towards Asians.
And Dee time for you to learn about their ethnicity too, seems you dont know alot except what you woke media feeds you. Big mouth but I wonder how much you know about their culture? I assume not much.
@@beany1944
Funning thing, Blacks were more racist to Asians than the Whites.
@@k-brick9996 bite me😒
My question is how are the Afghanistani, Syrian, Iraqi and more going to live with the Korean people if they can't even live among their own kind in their own land.Look at Sweden and other European countries they're paying the price for helping them. One day they will turn on you and they will say their culture, religion and etc is the correct way and they will want to implement it and change your way. Be kind and help them with finance, food, medicine etc but not relocating them to your own back yard you're inviting trouble.
I don't know what price I'm paying as a German citizen living in Germany. It's going well with the refugees. we all adapt. Some more, some less. But I get it, if you're a closed minded person life can be hard 🤷♀️
@@SofieloveSNSD I am sure you are not a German
@@jimmihendrixhendrix9575 well, I am. But I think even if I wrote something in German you wouldn't believe me.
Oder würdest du mir doch glauben?
I couldn't be more proud as a Spaniard every time Spain takes more refugees. So don't put Europe in your mouth when you know nothing
@@SofieloveSNSD doesn't change anything you are still not a German.
Honestly this isn't a surprise. Being a Korean-American who moved back and is currently living in Korea, discrimination is easily seen here on a daily basis, sometimes more prominent in different cities. For example, in Seoul people don't seem to mind foreigners, Koreans speak good english and old people are less likely to stare or look at a foreigner. But in more conservative cities or small towns, some will outwardly stare, glare, throw insults, or even touch foreigners. Doesn't mean Korea as a whole is bad but society here is still very ingrained in the old ways and can be quite conservative at times. During the early parts of the pandemic I even heard Koreans verbally chastise Chinese people and restaurants and other foreigners during the Delta variant.
Change in mindset will come with time, and Korea is becoming more diverse every year. However thinking that this change will happen overnight is foolish. Korea has a very deep history compared to some Western countries in terms of conservatism. While countries like America, Australia, and Europe have always had multiple people migrate and crossover throughout the years, Asia has been mostly singular. Things WILL change but outsiders need to understand that it will be a slower process in Korea than other countries in the world. Hopefully the kids will be able to attend soon and learn to love the positive side of Korea no matter how long they stay.
No wonder,as a foreigner once living in Seoul I've never faced any discriminations.
u crusty wyte worshipper want korea to turn into detroit.
Absolutely
So you want Korea to become a multicultural hellhole like America and Europe? Why don't you just leave Korea and move to a muslim country? I'm sure they'll to accomodate different cultures and religions. Or move somewhere in Africa. I heard safety and prosperity are real amazing there.
This is not common only to Korea. In south Asia, it is much more than you can imagine.
Can’t blame them. Look at England, Sweden and Germany. Korea for Koreans.
I agree the kids should join korean language and culture class before join the regular class with Korean kids. Imagine how slow the teaching process if some of the students doesn't understand the language
The problem is that they could've proposed special classes for these kids in order to get them up to speed in the same schools the Korean kids go to, but the racism shows up when they insisted on a segregated facility altogether, that only shows that they don't want the Afghani kids to interact at all with their own kids.
It's just racism, pure and simple.
The kids have already undergone 6 months of “adapting to the new culture” in special facilities. As a person who also as a child didn’t know the local language, I can assure you, within the span of 2 years these people will be seen as clowns as the children will be getting along perfectly well, that is unless some parents influence their kids to be discrimatory towards the afghan kids. No kids are born racist, they are made by their surrounding
@@folken1761 even id keep ma kids awas from muslims..they run from their homes because its bad..but turn new places to suit their home later... f u know what i mean
@@jungchaeyeon4166 Thus spoke the racist
@@folken1761 well the effect of muslims on europe esp norway... And the audacity to fight the france fans in france during worldcup semi finals by the muslims..
Has taught me to be racist esp to muslims..cause unlike Christian they don't intend to dilute their primitive religion to fit the 21st century.
🤓 U have the facts.. unlike u, i aint emotionally driven fool.
Why can't they live in harmony?! They're just kids!! Don't adjust.. Just make provisions for them to live happily.
Korea is welcoming some troubles ahead..
Korea literally has the top suicide rate amongst any country in the world it already has trouble 💀 Korea is horrific 😂
Trouble? Kids whose houses and families were destroyed by usa?
Was expecting to see ignorant westerners in the comment section and saw just that🤷🏻
Why go to Korea of ALL places 🤦♀️? That’s what I’m wondering. Why not go somewhere less xenophobic??
To spread their believes more.
They did nothing wrong there,they just kids.Just imagined,when you on their shoes,think about it.
Why are these Afghan kids not hosted by fellow muslim nations?
Really interesting story! With 85 unprepared foreign students dropped within the same area there are going to be difficulties and learning interruptions no matter what. The parents aren’t wrong not to want their children’s education interrupted, but the way they went about it is likely to cause more problems in the future. This wasn’t we’ll manage by the government.
Well, isn't that a matter that the school needs to face? They can hire more teachers, have more activities to interact with both cultures etc and find ways to keep the quality high, specially because they have professionals to do so.
Why are the parents taking the problem to them?? To me, they're just trying to find an excuse to be racist
@@leticiaabreu2815 They are not. Parents have a right to say what they want in their child's education. Yes they are ignoring better solutions, but the principle behind it is acceptable.
(Also a lot of middle aged Koreans aren't properly educated so yes it makes sense that they can't seem to look for a better solution. Also put in the fact that most of these people have never seen a foreigner in their lifetime which makes the situation a bit more complicated.)
People aren't looking @ the logistics of the situation... Muslims pray 5 times a day, they only eat halal food & depending on location, many are separated into boy or girl only classrooms. That's just to name a few...
@@meljohnston-stock5480 ignorant much. We do attend secular school n we abide by the school ruling. For food you can always bring home cooked food which is more healthy anyway. For prayer, you can still do it at home those prayers we have missed. What you are saying are practice in Islamic school. If you don't know much don't misinformed others.
@@SaadahM you & I both know that there are many Muslims that DO NOT attend secular schools in their home countries. If Muslims from Islamic state countries are able to adjust so well, please explain Sweeden, France & the UK.
You can call me ignorant, racist etc... I seriously don't give 2 shits... If everything you say was true those countries (listed above) would not have no go zones.
What goes around comes around. Being kind and nice to people is also a part of learning in life.
Ok? and when were Afghanistans nice and welcoming to foreigners?
@@brandonr9093 When did foreigners come to Afghanistan? apart from military invasion?
@brandonr9093 Afghans were more than welcoming to tourist back when the soviet and America or the taliban wasn't rulling them. Tons and tons of tourists used to come and Afghanistan used to welcome them. So where are you even getting the info from that Afghanistan wasn't welcoming? Out of your ass probably
I partially agree with koreans. Muslims have a hard time to integrate and adjust, cause the are not willing to compromise on their religious beliefs even if its contrary to the new culture they life in. "When in rome, do as the romans do" - easy as that. But i feel sorry for the children, hopefully they are willing to learn and get rid of the archaic, mysogenistic and patriachal religion.
Whats the democracy for ?
lol "do as the romans do"...pls research this idiom and why it came about. This idiom is fit for a communist country and not a democratic country. Korea is forever complaining abt china and chinese ppl yet they have similar mindsets. As a south african (and a muslim). I was a english teacher for a few years in Korea. Many koreans view many other countries as unsafe and have sterotypical thinking based off media ( there are a few legit personal experiences ofcourse). But im a muslim and my entire family are intellectuals, doctors, bankers, environmentalists....why? cos we have dreams to educate ourselves. We have passions just like normal humans. Please get your facts right. Are mostly muslims the cause of violent crimes in most western countries? No
That's a nonsense argument. I grew up in a school made up of Christians, Muslims, Jews, atheists, Sikhs and Hindus and others. A public school in a western country. We got along. Not every single moment but people formed friendships across religious lines.
Nonsense ! You hated muslim so much UGH ?
@@jackiealbrich2544 Korea is mostly atheists (no religion) and they aren't very comfortable around Muslim yet because their demands are difficult such as canteen foods, praying rooms, fasting time, praying time, different mindset about men and women separating, different communication topic (kiss, hug, sex, other open-minded topic). So, I kind of understand from Koreans' side.
Korea is different from Western. Western already multicultural country from a long time ago. whereas Korea have been through many wars, had been enslaved by Taliban or Japan, live through poor times. I understand that because my country have been colonized for 3 hundred years. so, Korea need time.
it's because in Korea, Islam religion country is stigmatized. Europe has taken many Muslim country refugees and their crime rate went significantly up, espeiclaly on sexual assault on women. Koreans know this fact as well and they're afraid. I don't blame South Korean for not wanting to get into any of that.
maybe it wouldn't go up if the west would just stop meddling with them and starting proxy wars. Just because two things happened at the same time doesn't mean one caused the other, it's ridiculously naive.
we're not discriminating, we're not racist BUT...err, there is always but. So cold.
This has nothing to do with ethnicity. It had everything to do with culture. Muslim are notorious for not wanting to integrate. Just look at what's happening in Europe. Why blame Koreans for not wanting that in their own country?
Its america who came to their country..afghanistan,syria,yemen,etc..even animal better than america..didnt invade other country.
@@NotLikeWhatYouThink you don't know a lot of world history, do you?
@@blondie8524 dude it's kids they are not grown ups.
@@user-th4ch4ky3g when they grow up they start the initiative to spread Islam.
i dont know why they choose korea. why not other all islam countries??
They didnt get to choose? Are u like stupid or something??
Why they are not going to muslim countries 56 muslim country in world and why they just go to non muslim country
To because spread their believes more, this is arabian plans.
@@therussianartem afghans arent arab what?
I wish Korean people would remember their own history where many tens of thousands of them were refugees in Japan and other countries. It is so shameful to see this happening. Seems like little has been learned since the 2018 Jemen refugee issue...
Facts That's why I don't like south Korea when they were having a hard time everyone helps them but now look
What? There were no massive exodus of Koreans during the Korean war. They all stayed in their homecountry and rebuilt it. You are just a LIAR.
@anton scholz
Go away with that pathetic excuse man. Don't tell us Koreans what to do. Wanna be a " White hero" telling " backwards" natives what to do ? F**k off man. Korean refugees didn't flee abroad but stayed within the country. Lol lets see what about you westerners ? YOU PEOPLE are the reason behind all these crisis in the Middle East and throughout Africa. We never bombed and colonized them YOU DID. You have no moral rights to tell us what to do.
@@lsj1007 Exactly
Japanese should again invade Korea and take Korean girls as comfort women
They are honest, which is crucial when it comes to handling delicate and crucial matters such as integration. Taking it easy is wise, everyone is safe, and everyone is treated respectfully, though on the defensive.. these are civilised people on both sides.. They'll be just fine. 🙏
Sounds harsh, but there is some logic to it. We had ESL students, but they were a small portion of the school.
Kids need to assimilate to Korean culture not the other way around. Having a ton of kids together lowers their motivation to assimilate.
It’s only 85 children in total with 27 at the elementary school, children of that age learn really quickly especially other languages. What those Korean parents want is segregation which would be far more detrimental in the long run
"It's not about religion or culture" ok then why would y'all stop these kids from education? "language barrier" if they go to school they will probably learn everything since they are young and can learn easily, so disappointed at some Koreans, now I don't even believe if someone says Korea is a Friendly or a "FREEDOM OF RELIGION COUNTRY"
The lunch menu for school children will be forcedly changed if muslim children enter the school and take the majority of its portion. Korean kids will never enjoy eating side dishes made of pork meat in terms of respecting muslim culture. That is why many parents strongly oppose to let muslim children from Afganistan be allocated into their school. Even in the city of Daegu, muslim college students pressed to build the mosque for themselves in the middle of Korean neighborhood in spite of strong objection and protest by local residents.
Lol
BINGO
Well said. They have zero respect for other cultures, its all about what muslims want.
There is no reason the Korean children can’t still eat pork at school, the Muslim children would just be provided with another menu option. That’s how it works in schools in other sane multicultural societies.
What a load of crap….not at all….easy solution the beautiful afghan kids can take pack lunches do you have a problem with that…why would korean kids need to stop eating pork it’s like are you for real ..,.go to the Korean government tell them not to allow any Muslims in the country start a petition they deserve better they have been through enough….I hope they all pack up and leave that Damn place
You breed religious extremism through social, economic and educational exclusion/discrimination (and general intolerance). They should help the kids integrate into Korean society by welcoming them into their schools. When I was 12, I moved into an English medium school at the beginning of the 3rd term, and by the end of that term, I could understand and speak English quite well. In fact, I became one of the top students in my class at the end of the 4th term, that is, the end of the school year. So to say, kids learn language fast, so it shouldn't be a significant barrier.
Yeah, if they wanna get help, they should just follow the rules and integrate.
Middle East already has a lot of religious extremism without being excluded. In fact, every aspect of life outside of Islam is excluded and murdered.
The world does not belong to Islam.
`They are running for their life`. If you are educated for 6 months to Korean society,you are not `running`...
The parents' concerns are understandable. They are also the ones paying taxes. Give some time to train and teach the Afghan new settlers the Korean life, language. They are already in Korea. What's a little more time to assimilate to the Korean lifestyle & expectations. The no-go zones in Europe with rampant crimes are the result of low integration by refugees. If you are a foreigner from 3rd world countries there will always be prejudice in developed countries. But good folks will persevere despite the odds & treatment. Especially these Afghan educated folks. I hope both parties come to a good compromise.
Worrying about the future of Korea, they are calling a very big problem 💔 Soon it will be KOREANSTAN 💔
Pray for Korea. They're still holding out well. Even Japan is jailing people for cyberbullying, and their foreign minister is actively trying to diversify Japan
Koreans do have a right to live the way they want. They are perfectly fine to keep themselves homogeneous. It stems from their past experiences. Others going to Korea don't have a right to ask them to change . They are not killing others. Other countries have at moments notice remove other countries citizens. Don't allow other country people to ever get citizenship. But I don't see them being criticised.
Actually no they were present in Iraq and Vietnam with the NATO forces. I don't understand what is the problem with Afghanistan kids they are kids what is the problem.
You don't punish kids for the crimes of adults
Tell me you have no kids without telling me you have no kids
@@AS-jo8qh a kid of a terrorrriesst will be a terrorist if they are so desperate ,then they should accept korean culture and leave their culture or leave the country but i guess these religions fanatics would never
Really disappointing, hearing those parents' pathetic excuses. Nothing they stated could possibly get in the way of their children's education lol.... Especially after hearing the measures the government took to educate the Afghan refugees about Korean culture before placing them in the neighborhood, the parents' "concerns" sound quite ludicrous. Just sounds like they're trying to find creative ways to be racist
Stick to your own country thats in shambles and leave Korea alone. They have the right to do as they see fit not as you see fit. They as parents has the full right to have concerns. Funny how westerners stick their long noses in other countries affairs but their own school system teach sex to pre schoolers. Sick nation.
Bingo!
Korea is mostly atheists (no religion) and they aren't very comfortable around Muslim yet because their demands are difficult such as canteen foods, praying rooms, fasting time, praying time, different mindset about men and women separating, different communication topic (kiss, hug, sex, other open-minded topic). So, I kind of understand from Koreans' side.
Korea is different from Western. Western already multicultural country from a long time ago. whereas Korea have been through many wars, had been enslaved by Japan, live through poor times. I understand that because my country have been colonized for 3 hundred years. so, Korea need time.
What I mean by enslaving is when your country has been enslaved, you growing up hearing others hate other country with different culture. But I've been netral about it.
Unusually for East Asia, a significant proportion of Koreans are Christians. According to a November 2020 poll by Hankook Research, 28 percent of all South Koreans are Christians: 20 percent are Protestant, and 8 percent are Catholics.
Please don't post things that is not correct.
@@beany1944 I said "mostly" because its population are high. what you said is correct. it's like half a population have a religion and the other half are atheists. what you said is 20+28+8= 56%?
and there're no religion people follow Christian culture.
so you're correct and I'm correct. there's no false information. thank you.
and do you read the half bottom of my message? it's not because of religion too.
@@hazmia151 except that you said Korea was colonized by the Taliban
@@Justme0003 i heard from other videos, I remembered a Korean said about Taliban. A few Korean got arrested by Taliban. I think I got exaggerated it a bit. Sorry, I'll fix it. Thanks
@@hazmia151 true
From what I understand cultural shock is going to be a thing if two different cultures will suddenly be forced to mix.
Korea is not that open to foreigners anymore, especially post-covid. good luck
The whole justifying and defining your humanity shouldn't even be a thing. That they are educated, professionals shouldn't matter. They are humans in need. Humans in need who worked for you as you were part of the invading force in THEIR country; coalition of the willing. It's the least you can do.
Is that the school from the movie "all of us are dead"??
You will never have time to prepare the Ulsan community when the Afgans were fleeing for their lives, you can’t prepare for that. Language is a poor excuse as many Koreans can’t speak english, either. Misunderstandings come from making assumptions based on your own opinion, not on facts.
First mistake that was made is by sending all the Afghan refugees to the same place. People who live in homogeneous societies like Koreans tend to fear foreigners when they are in large groups.
Sending small groups here and there might have solved the problem without causing any clashes.
1. This is a group of highly educated refugees (doctors and nurses), to begin with they can at least start with daily home schooling or teach their kids in a group in a language they understand. 2. Thanks to online connectivity, in the extreme case scenario the children can join educational institutions online too, until mainstreaming can happen.
If they already underwent half a year of integration classes, it's not a matter of catching up in regards to language and culture, but integrating into the local communities - and that's only possible if they get to know each other. For that purpose, mainstreaming needs to happen sooner rather than later.
The children could also have an up to speed courses in language in separate classes in the same school as the one the Korean kids go to, why insist on completely separate facility?!
But doctors,lawyers,nurses can also bomb us to death .
Nothing wrong in this. It's quite natural to be this much close. Everyone would want their children to be safe and secure.
Wtf is wrong with you ? Would you say the same if it were Indians instead of Afghans ?!
Why can't they be safe and secure with afghan children though? It's not like they're monsters endangering the life of korean children, they are children too. Children who's home has been taken away from them.
If they were made to complete Korean language courses and learned about the living culture before they even went there, then they were prepared by the government to contribute positively and there should be no issue. Segregation is such an ignorant solution. This is just discrimination from the locals and they should not be allowed to disrupt the education of these kids who have done nothing but exist near them.
Then your country can take them in
There isn’t much preparation when you’re running for your life. I understand the major differences but for how long will that be an excuse? The future does not look as ethnically homogenous as SK does. The Afghans have a right to seek safety anywhere in the world, let alone a place where the government is supporting them.
SK: Let's conquer the world with our culture!
Also SK: We don't wan't foreigners unless they're white
@@leticiaabreu2815 They didn't force anyone to like their music.
@@leticiaabreu2815 conquer? Please they're not forcing you to watch their dramas or listen to their music, do you even realize how daft you sound?
@@yenchu1237 exactly nn
@@yenchu1237 don’t be dense. That person is saying they want to expand globally and be accepted by other cultures, but are not willing themselves to accept other cultures. It’s hypocrisy at its finest
They risked their lives for Korea
Weren't these people working for korea in Afghanistan? Korea should be treating them much better.
was so in love with the country, but now hating it
If you don't like it, go back to Afghanistan.
But if you go back, the Taliban won't let you go
How can they learn subjects if they can’t speak Korean nor English…
muslim countries should tke these refugees and protect them instead of always leaving this problem to western alike societies, muslim never want to embrace the culture of the country were they move, but trying to change it and impose their view of things and impose their religion, it s like that in western europe
If you want peaceful life don’t take your religion…
what kind of stupid logic is that?
@@lulu_Lm its less stupid than the 25 other replys you keep posting here, you really seem to be in a fight all on your won lol ive yet to see one of your posts get a sngle thumbs up yet and its been 9 months Id say youre not the majority here lol.
@@NoOne-ev7vj awe do you need internet validation? 😂 Seems like you think "thumbs up" somehow means something to me, it really doesn't. Why don't you reply to me when you have a coherent thought.
Dear Koreans
As an INDIAN I can assure u guyz, Afghans are the most humble and grateful people u will ever know, but the foreigners forces destroyed their home, they have already went through so much plz don’t make them suffer more🙏🏻 they will remember what u guyz did for them
Dear afghans
Stay strong 💪🏼 if u guys ever feel u need a place to call home, plz consider India 🇮🇳 we will be more than happy to host u, u can always come to India 🇮🇳 u r our brothers and sisters 🙏🏻 it will be our pleasure to help u
You are such a kind and understanding human being ❤ I salute you.
They already destroyed India
A very kind and precious comment .
are u comedy me ahahaa
😂😂 No they can’t go. CAA bans it. India is home to 213 million native Muslims, its not like India needs to boost their diversity points.
Hv a school setup solely for the refugees kids. Introduce Korean language so that they can communicate with the local in due time.
If you guys don't want to help a human DON"T, COME TO A FOREIGNER COUNTRIES.
Same goes for you.
@@beany1944 I live in my country- so thank you
Superb
I was in Korea in 2019 and kinda got a gest of their culture and the people!! Yes it's been said that Korea is a homogenous society but that doesn't mean you can't learn from other cultures as well!! Their comes a time when we All have to help foreigners and their children so that we may All be able to live and grow together!! Hopefully Korea can get with the times and stop living behind the times!!
" Behind the times". Koreans have decision on Korea not some foreigner. We owe no one nothing. Did we invade ? Bomb ? have an empire ? Brutally Colonized ? No ( except for Vietnam, we owe Vietnam ). So go away with your unrealistic ideology. America, Australia, Canada, New Zealand all countries started by foreigners with massacres put on the natives.
I was born in America and kind of got a gest of their culture and the people. A lot of talk but no action. They make all these unenforceable laws and talk a big game but is very racist. Not just racist, but violently racist. You will never be assaulted and killed for not being Korean in Korea….I can’t say the same for America.
@@kcufuoy5062 that's not true. Foreign family children get abused and bullied in schools by the Korean kids. Korean women are raped often in South Korea and the law there do nothing for the foreigners.
@@kcufuoy5062 no one is saying America is perfect. But that doesn’t not justify Koreans being xenophobic & racist
@@kimleemoon Well Said :-)
Korea population is 96% made up of 1 race and 1 heritage. 2% is Chinese-Korean. I often ask my students how many visible foreigners live in Korea and the answer ranges between 14-20%. When the real answer is only 2%. Korea is an active participant in the global community. It has LONG had allies from Muslim countries, starting with Iran and many Muslim people live and work in Korea. In the last few years the international restaurants have begun flourishing, and this is the first step for many immigrants, since it is the easiest business to start. This is a sign that soon more and more immigrants will come here. This should be seen as a blessing, because the population of Korea is decreasing at a rapid pace. Capitalist economies need constant increase in population and a large labor class to work. I have no idea why the government is not inviting even more foreigners to live and work in Korea. Without a larger population, Korea is set to follow the nightmare in Japan.
We don't want any of you
Do the refugees have a choice where to go or were they forced to go to Korea
If they had a choice it's unfortunate they chose korea
time to Christianize this Afgan refugee need heros from Korean people
If I understand this correctly, the Afghani Special Contributors have worked closely with Korean staff in their home and thus can't live there safely anymore. They are educated, they have already undergone several security checks in order to be able to hold their previous positions and have had extended contact with Korean government, NGO and military personnel, having likely picked up details about their culture and language previously. Also, it has been mentioned that they are all employed in Korea and have already undergone half a year of integration classes beforehand. These people have risked and lost their homes and lives in their homeland to help the Korean people and went through every step to make settling in and not burdening the Korean people or social systems as easy as possible.
Frankly, at this point, it's the responsibility of the local Korean communities to extend a hand. I understand the concern and lack of knowledge about a foreign culture, but if you truly wish to learn more, the solution is to meet and get to know each other, not to separate and isolate. And concerns such as lowering property values are just despicable and demonstrate a lack of humanity.
okay, this comment is going be controversial,but im gonna say it.
i deeply and truly love afghan people,and if i see this behaviour in my own country i would furious.but people can choose.
look im from iran and being from middle east means everywhere i go people r going be racist. (dont act like you dont know,or this doesnt happen in your countries,it does) but korea is receiving too much backlash.if their choice is to not welcome muslims then thats fine.its their life and their country.
the reality is that people are being too criticising of others.
ps:i love how online everyone is open minded and liberal, but somehow the far right is progressing faster than anytime.lets all be honest.
I am Muslim and Arab and I understand why the parents are worried so can't blame them. If I was not a Muslim I would worry too because of the media and how they portray us as terrorists.
the idea of preparing the kids to culture and school in korea is good, but the way they deliver the idea is out of mind.
Difficult days ahead .
They should send them one family at a time into different areas so they assimilate.
Good evening Korea.
Koreans do not discriminate against refugees or foreigners. Legal refugees and foreigners are always welcome without problem. There is freedom in religion too. The Constitution of the Republic of Korea does not contain any laws that discriminate against foreigners. Some people feel religious alienation from Muslims. If you adapt well, you will receive good reviews. I heard that the Afghan people have adapted well and are doing well now.
I'm afraid that Koreans are getting ahead even faster in technology and richer but theres still a lot to learn when it comes to being global members of the world by being more open minded about life and just being better humans ( I'm not saying all cultures don't have similar issues to solve. All cultures have similar issues too.... ) but. its hard when your own government is enabling racisim etc. The young generation learn to be good people from mature and open minded and caring parents NOT RACIST PARENTS and GOVERNMENT making lame excuses to support parents because they also agree with the parents true descriminatory intentions.
Uhmm, they have to learn it, because all of the subjects other than foreign language are thought in Korean language.
still if they were except to attending school then bully will be the next problem they have to face
Abandon Islam and everyone can be friends.
Korean brands, songs, movies are famous around the world. People around the world don't dicriminate any products from Korea. But when other people in the world enter and lives in Korea, their people discriminates. If the world boycott all products of Korea. Don't they feel anything about it. Because you get what you give.
And?
I really don't understand the parents that want their children separated. Are they not ashamed of what they are saying and doing? These people are good people and they left everything to be safe, it doesn't matter about religion nor what color the skin is nor the status of a person nor the sexuality nor gender people are people. When I see this type of bullshit it makes me so angry. What "language barrier" are they talking about? I came to the states not knowing English but I learned very quickly and so will the kids. This is just straight up discrimination. Those parents should be ashamed of themselves because at the end of the day they are going to end up teaching these views to their kids which is disgusting to see.
Then send your family to Afghanistan
Same people go to US and have no problem settling in foreign lands.
Canada has welcomed to 8600 Afghan refugees this year. And they plan to welcome 30,000 + more. Canada population 37 mil. South Korea population 52 mil. I wonder which country takes more responsibility to help …
What a dumb point. Canada is literally 100 times larger than South Korea. Canada is 9,984,670 sq km and South Korea is only 99,720 sq km. It’s not the population it’s a problem of not having enough space. Compared of how much space Canada has with a small population, Canada is not taking more responsibility or doing much for talking so much.
@@kcufuoy5062 100%. Most of Korea is mountains as well that limits space. Korea belongs to Koreans. Countries like US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand all started by immigrants but Korea ? No. Koreans lived in Korea for 5000 years. Same cannot be applied to us.
And Canada and other countries like Sweden, the crime rates, especially crimes against females has skyrocketed. Let them settle in Saudi Arabia or other muslim countries. They have proven time and time again that they do not easily integrate to Western society and push Sharia law in free countries!
@@k-brick9996 Ok what if all those countries you mentioned thought like you,would you still feel the same?
@@eliciaellis1567 That's the funny part, the Western Countries that I mentioned, they aren't even the natives, different case with Korea
Send them to saudi....
Is anyone surprised?
These are children. They don't have anything bad in their minds. Koreans make the majority of the population even in the classroom. After 6 months I am pretty sure those Afghan kids will speak Korean.
I think Koreans are being too afraid of Muslims. Religion is not the problem. Politics is the problem. Refugees here are just victims. I am sure muslims would accept Korean refugees with an open heart back in their country, they would share the meal and shelter together. This happened before in history. I am not saying Koreans are bad. Just people need to be more open-minded. Having international friends would only broaden the experience of your child, no matter where you live.
Koreans want to solve problems with the increase of the eldering generation. This is a good chance to increase the population of Korea. More universities, achools are habing hardships. Labor shortage in the industry field. Those problems can be solved because of these people. We should stop being scared and start thinking from the bright side. Good deeds will cause to the increase of even more good deeds.
Why bring them to South Korea?? Why import islam ??
The Afghans need to try harder to integrate. Be appreciative of the culture that took you in. Besides the language, learn the Korean culture, their religious values, eat their foods. Don’t bring your narrow values. The Korean doctors who went to Afghanistan to help your people did not ask for their churches or temples to be built in Kabul or to have pork served to them. Please be respectful of others, I know Afghans are capable of an open heart and love for others. I will pray for Afghans not only in Korea but worldwide to be open and accepting to the cultures that take them in 🙏
so basically they're islamophobic?
And all islamic countries are christianphob and buddhismphob
A phobia is an irrational belief, nothing irrational in dislike of a religion that treats women and property and seeks dominance over all and all aspects of life. The Koran isnt exactly reading for kids…
Islam has bloody boarders even with each other. They don’t belong anywhere in north east Asia, not to mention Korea. They passed dozens of safe Muslim/ similar ethnic/culture lines countries.
They’re not refugees but economic illegal migrants.
Yeah basically. Idk why they don't just get to the point😂 Saves us a headache and time🤦🏻♀️
@@user-kc6so2nu3m I dunno maybe you didn't see Korean reporters being decapitated by armed-islamic groups
@@yukiosakura4969 Do you know how many Muslims exist? More than 2 billion in the whole world. A small group of so called Muslims killed a reporter now all 2 billion Muslims are affiliated with that group, do to small minded people like yourself. You're funny🥱
just imagine if war breaks out in korea somehow and they were in this situation ..how bad would you guys feel ,,,,ahh the humanity is dying
What language barrier? When we had some international students back then in my elementary school, we accept them, tried to communicate with them with body languages and signs, and teach them our language. Language barrier is not a valid excuse to reject these children. I think these Korean parents just afraid, and xenophobic, but they wouldn't admit it.
Bravo send them back!!!
Send them back