"Korean Government just Told us to Wait" Discriminated Foreign Victims of Itaewon Disaster [ENG SUB]
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024
- A total of 26 foreigners were killed in the Itaewon disaster in October last year. Immediately after the disaster, the Korean government promised to support foreign victims without discrimination, but according to the report, foreign victims have been virtually discriminated against, such as not receiving proper information related to the disaster.
Newstapa met Kim Na-ri, the older sister of the late Korean-Austrian Kim In-hong, who was killed in the Itaewon disaster, and heard how the Korean government has treated foreign victims. Kim Na-ri told Newstapa, "I don't think there is any treatment for foreign victims. No one gave us the right information."
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Now, imagine if she didn't speak Korean? How much worse would it have been? They wouldn't have even spoken to her. The discrimination against foreigners in Korea is insane. Forward in technology but backwards in everything else.
To all the lost souls, R.I.P
18:27 This is exactly why I left Korea. 8 years of that feeling (hands shaking, tears and anger building along with embarrassment, and a total lack of empathy or any helpful suggestion). Simply unapologetic dead ends everywhere you go in Korea as a foreigner. Then the disdainful looks you get for crying because they can't relate at all. And look, this woman speaks fluent Korean, so no one can even claim it's a language barrier issue. I felt that way WITHOUT losing a loved one. I'm so so so sorry she has to deal with this.
Yeah and it’s even worse for Korean Adoptees
So it's not a foreigner issues . But y foreigner like ouwh Korean discriminate over foreigner?☠️
And the scariest thing is that people in the video are of Korean origin if I'm not mistaken. I'm trying to imagine if an ethnic Korean person get this kind of treatment I wonder how it's like for non-Korean people. I always hear about the subtle racism in East Asian countries but it's sad nevertheless.
@@ekinersoy3002 EA’s racism is no where near subtle. They’re as loud as can be, especially South Korea. Even North Korean defectors face extreme racism there.
@@brightiris Yeah I know about that. I read that North Korean defectors are mocked for simple things like not knowing how to use a computer. There are interviews of them and it's really heartbreaking to see that they're not completely accepted in their new homes. When I said subtle I meant a different thing. I think South Korea is more racist when compared to other EA countries and most of them don't even try to hide it. Their treatment of North Koreans explain everything. Even though both are ethnic Koreans northerners can't adjust to the South and the latter doesn't try so hard to accomodate them. When I say subtle it's more like Japanese peoples' "don't show, don't tell" kind of attitude. Most foreigners say that in East Asia, especially Japan, people smile to your face but never accept you even though you speak perfect Japanese and learn the cultural and social norms by heart. It's like you're always an outsider to them. Maybe it's not that subtle, I don't know honestly. In some places racism is so agressive and when I compare, East Asia looks more subtle. But I agree that South Korea is exceptionally xenophobic. Even their laws regarding immigration are xenophobic. So is Japan's. Most foreigners who lived in South Korea don't have much positive things to say. I'm trying to look into the situation from every side but it's hard to form an objective opinion since I've never visited South Korea. I hope the younger generation is more open to people from other parts of the world.
Can you believe this?? I was shocked, She’s foreigner but she and her family are absolutely korean, they speak Korean and their relatives are korean and she couldn’t apply at first to receive help… now can you imagine the families who aren’t korean and lost someone too…. the korean government need to make some changes about a lot of things, cuz the country increase the resources because the foreigners. Now is not only the Korean government, all the governments of the world need to make changes when situations like this happens avoiding the discrimination .
24:07
이제 시간이 오래 지났다고 모든 매체에서 이태원참사 희생자들을 외면할때, 뉴스타파는 계속 방송을 해주셔서 진심으로 감사합니다.
One of the reasons I also gave up on working in Korea. I learnt Korean for 5 years and attained fluency by living in Korea. But every time, I wasn’t treated as a human. I was never called by my name or just by « that person ». It was always « this », « that foreigner » and more. I’ve lived in other countries and I have never felt that excluded. It was fine before because I thought the government wasn’t xenophobic. Until they issued a legal policy that all foreigners working in Korea had to get tested for COVID (Koreans working with them were not required to do so). I packed my things and left that country immediately. Korea’s lack of empathy towards foreigners doesn’t even surprise me anymore. You could literally cry, beg or even die, they would never care about you.
이번정부는 한사람도 제대로 된 인간이 없네요 부끄럽습니다 빨리 정권이 바꿔서 인간다운 세상을 살고 싶어요
너무 마음이 아프고 슬픕니다
As a foreigner living in Korea, I can say that the prime minister is absolutely disgrace. So irresponsible, so foolish, so dismissive. Get him out. get them all out.
Exactly
Then why you still living in Korea if you not happy?
@@anubizz3 residents are allowed to criticise their government. Your argument is so childish, and so is mindless nationalism
@@random95725 Well he foreigners.... If he not happy he can leave Korea
.. Why he as foreigner want to influence other countries politics..
There is no law guidelines on failure and bad public services on their duties on work for government staff and management. An issue of complaint filed are for recording purposes and no action done. I wander why we even need so many government staff and management sitting lazy and not motivated to serve the public on their jobs.
I knew In Hong from High School. Our families are close and we were friends. Absolutely heartbreaking.
Globally recognized Loony won't do anything for the victims... Hundreds of innocent souls are still wandering there, not knowing why they had to die young. And yet nobody in charge.
홍주환 기자 응원합니다..!
이 반인륜적인 행태가 도무지 납득이 가질 않네요. 구급일지를 발급 받을 수 조차 없다니... 외국인들이 한국에서만 심리치유를 받을 수 있다는게 대체 상식적으로 말이 됩니까? 300명이 넘는 아프카니스탄인들을 구출할 수 있었던 대한민국 아닙니까? 아, 정말 이 정권은 빨리, 아주 엄한 벌을 받아야 합니다.
I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing In-hong personally, his sister worked at my old high school. She’s an exceptional person who steered and guided an exceptional young man taken from us all too soon. I’m so sorry for what has happened 💔
너무 무책임한 나라다라는 생각 뿐이네요 슬프네요 돌아가신분들도 안타깝고 미안하고
그 가족분들 에게도 미안하고 죄스럽네요
돌아가신분과 유가족분들 힘내세요ㅠㅠ 이상황이 저희도 이해가 안됩니다 😢 윤석열과 국힘당은 인간이길 포기했다! 인간이 면 이럴순없다! 무능하면 내려와라! 써글xx
국민으로서 정말 이건 나라가 미쳐돌아가는것 같은데 희생자분과 유가족분들은 어떻겠어요 정말 무능하고 무식하고 오만하고 악마같은 매국노 친일인 사람을 대표로 앉혀놓고 화병나겠는데 얼마나 억울하실지 정말 분노합니다. 힘내시고 제발 꺽이지 마시고 응원합니다. 개인정보유출이다 명단도 못말하게하는 정부
Yoon is puppet of US. He went to US and made a fool of himself. US control everything in korea. So sorry for Korean people. Still Yoon is free.
정말 보기힘드네요 ㅠㅠ 그 어떤말로 위로를 할수 있겠습니까 솔직히 한국인들이 모두 죄인입니다… 무능한 정권을 뽑은 우리가 모두 죄인이예요 제대로 돌려놔야하는것도 우리몫입니다. 정권을 뒤집어야합니다.
아무것도 이해 안 되는 상황입니다.
사과한다고 그래서 용서한다고 그 아픔이 사라지지 않는데 용서할 기회 조차 주지 않는 현실이 참담하기만 하네요.
가슴이 너무 아프네요. 그저 힘내시라고밖에 드릴 말씀이 없네요. 같이 기도할게요.
나리씨 힘 내시고 인홍씨가 천국에서 편히 쉴 수 있는 날까지 함께 하고 응원하겠습니다~ㅠㅠ
근데 외국인이라고 댓글을 안닫는건가요?
이건 쫌..
As a foreigner who lived in Korea I know all too well the struggle Na-Ri is going through. The red lines Korean puts up for foreigners is crazy without having to deal with the death of a family member. Each year during my stay in Korea I saw how it was made harder and harder for foreigners living there. Heck even opening a simple bank account became more difficult in the span of 3 years because of new rules and regulations that were put in place by the government. In a place where immigration calls you by a country and not your name, foreigners are truly seen inhuman. Even with Korean decent Na-Ri and her family are struggling to find the truth. My heart truly goes out for them and all other foreign victims families. I hope one day they can find the truth and get some sort of relief. Lord only knows how much harder it is for the families that don’t know Korean.
It's a bullying society.
I heard that the same treatment exist in Japan too. They, too, make it hard for foreigners to live in Japan. Some people even say that East Asian countries have the most racist and xenophobic laws regarding the foreigners.
@@ekinersoy3002 As a person who has lived in Japan for over twenty years, I completely disagree with you. When the tsunami hit, the whole country was in shock, the government provided special help for foreigners. Opening channels so relatives could find information in their languages. Every time there is a typhoon or earthquake warning, we immediately receive alerts in our language. And if I call my city hall, I have all the assistance I need if one of my relatives dies. So no, it's not the same. You can say that SOME Japanese people are racist, but the government doesn't do what the Korean government did to this family.
@@angelS2hatobr You completely miss my point and give me just one example. It's good that they care during the disasters but it doesn't contradict my point. I'm talking about immigration laws. When compared to the other developed nations in the West, Japan is definitely less accomodating. It's good that they're better than Korea in regards of this but this fact still doesn't change that the government makes it hard for the foreigners. A lot of them complain about microagressions and not being completely accepted in the society, especially if they're not white. Also this is the humane thing to do, victim blaming like what the Korean president did is wrong. Let's agree on that but their compassion during the disasters doesn't cancel out other things. I'm talking about their attitude in general, not just during the disasters. You're focusing on only one thing. It's good that they have a manual for foreigners during disasters but like I said it doesn't contradict my other points. Racism in East Asian countries is acknowleged by most people, it doesn't matter if you disagree or not. It's nice that you had a good time but apparently that's not the case for most people. Also I don't have anything against Japanese people. On the contrary, I'm very sympathetic towards them, except for their ultranationalists. Most foreigners agree on that anyway. The problem is more complex.
@@ekinersoy3002 I fail to understand this mentality. I don't know these laws you refer to. I have lived here for over twenty years and so have my parents. We are not japanese, wherever we go we stand out, and we don't live in a big city, we live in a small town in the countryside. We have never been discriminated against, in terms of documentation and rights, our family and all the immigrants we know never had any problems either. We have a peaceful life. Whenever I see people criticizing and saying that the country doesn't accommodate foreigners, I wonder what kind of accommodation is still necessary? I honestly ask, because I don't know what they're talking about.
Heartbreaking. May this family come to know peace.
너무 안타깝고...미안하고 슬픕니다.
그냥 좀 그들의 얘기를 들어주고 안아주고 공감해 주면 안되나요 ㅠ. 사랑하는 이들을 잃은 그들이 모여 추모하고 치유할 공간...그렇게 어려운가요. 정말 이정권은 인간들이 아니가 봅니다!!!
위로해드릴 말이 도저히 없습니다. 부디 마음의 치유를 받으시기를 바랍니다. 가족의 잘못은 하나도 없습니다.
너무도 안타까운 일입니다.
10.29참사는 절대 잊혀지지 않을 모두의 아픔입니다.
부디 아픈마음 조금씩 추스리시길🙏🙏
It's heartbreaking. We feel so sorry that No-empathy-regime let you down.
I am so sorry for this young woman's family. My heart is breaking for all of young people who lost their precious lives in this tragedy. The government of South Korea needs to learn how to treat foreigners more politely. They treat you like you are their enemies who come to destabilize the government, but for the love of God! These people want answers and put an end to their suffering.
Prime Minister's attitude was even worse! I hope he resigns
No wonder most koreans are allergic to foreigners especially if you’re from south east Asia because they learn from their leaders.
너무 미안합니다.ㅠㅠ
보는 내내 눈물이 나네요.
나이먹으니까 그러나 ㅜㅜ
눈물이나서 볼수가없네
I am a foreighner having Korean origin. As this victimized family had done, I always told my children that they should retain their family root and pride. My children has happily abided by my advice since Korea has shown the globe its excellece in many aspects, such as culture, economy, democratic citizenship, etc. 2002 World cup game, democratic candle movement , and K-culture are some of the positive Korean influence. However, I cannot keep asking me them to bear Korean pride in ther mind any more. Many incidents guring last couple of years ruined our Korean spirit of my family.
This video clip tells a lot to me and my fellow Korean foreigners....
My condolences. My heart is with all of vicimized families...
Sure you should be proud to follow BLM culture..... Jess every culture have its own downside if you keep disown a culture just because some incident , you will have no culture....
살면서 이렇게 무책임하고 인정머리 없는 정부는 처음 봅니다.
이태원 유가족분들 그리고 더욱더 고통받고 계신 외국인 유가족 분들께 미안하고 또 미안합니다.
정부그만까고 태국유투버 한국까는거좀 봐라 온갖패드립다치고 난리도 아니다
@@drak1265 2찍 틀르신 ㅉㅉ
I'm so sorry for this beautiful family. It must be hard not receiving the support that was promised to you and that you deserved. The incompetence of the Korean government in this matter made the grief process even worse for everyone who lost someone in this awful incident. Kudos to the sister for fighting, but the fact that she had to fight in the first place proves the incompetence of the government and the government officials who should simply be ashamed. But, as proven by that awful politician who dismissed the concerns of the family, they clearly have no shame to begin with.
I hope this family will be able to heal and find peace someday. Sending you all the love. And thanks to the journalists for investigating. This issue needs to be known.
우리나라가 이러지는 않았는데 ᆢ
국민의 한사람으로서 참부끄럽습니다
해외로 널리널리 퍼져야할 내용.
참으로 안타깝고 처절하네요 법을 유연성있게 적용해서 인간적 차원에서 부디 도움드릴수 있도록 해야합니다
너무 가슴이 아픕니다 지금은 한국 가고싶지 않네요
죄송합니다!
정말 죄송합니다!!
위로를 전하면서 슬픔을 나눕니다.
희생된 모든 우리 젊은 영혼들을 위해
기도 드립니다
In the first place, the Korean government, Yoon Suk Yeol, and the ruling People's Power Party have never made any official apologies to the Korean victims. Of course they won't apologize to the Itaewon foreign victims, and they won't be able to expect anything from them unless the regime is replaced. All I can advise you is to press the current Korean government, which avoids responsibility, hard externally.
Why the have to apologize for something that they not involve? so the unnecessary death after the itaewon tragedy means nothing to you to? keep looking for someone to blame? if you swimming in the ocean and get drown government need to apologize?
@@anubizz3In this case they indeed were involved, literally EVRERYONE EXCEPT THE PRIME MINISTER AND HEAD OF NATIONAL POLICE KNEW THERE WAS GONNA BE A TRAGEDY. And no one sounded the alarm. So yes, they are largely responsible for it.
@@isabellagomez4272If everyone knew, why did they go to such crowded places?
So you are saying government should ban all events and celebrations so it won’t happen again?
@@uhnschlek8827 To party and get drunk.. And if anything happen blame other people..
As a Korean citizen, I sincerely apologize to the foreign victims of Itaewon.
We don't want empty apologizes, were you a part of this, if not then your apologies is worthless.
@@sakurakou2009 That's a bit harsh. They still can feel empathy and apologize genuinely for other's losses and hurts even if they weren't a part of it. It's kindness they didn't need to share but did, which is something we need more of in this world.
@@bl00dFairy that is hypocritical, she or he are apologizing cuz it make them feel better, this not about them this about the victims, if their apology not gonna be of any benifits to the victims or their families then it just for them to feel better then it useless wortheless sht that they need to keep to themselves cuz it irritating.
@@sakurakou2009 It's sad that you see it that way. I've lost so many loved ones, my husband is paralyzed from the chest down because a doctor messed up his surgery, and I myself have gone though unfathomable things... but for all of it...when others apologize I find comfort in it and feel grateful for their empathy. They might not know the struggle, they might have nothing to do with it, but they cared enough to acknowledge. Yes, some may do it to make themselves feel better. Some people give to the needy to make themselves feel good. Some people are kind to others because it elevates them. But people are nuanced and not everyone is like that. You are looking it from a a narrow pov. A pessimistic one. You don't know op...they might be genuine or they might not but to assume who they are without truly knowing them is not sensible.
I bet Korean People are stupid for that crowd, how can crowd easily kill people, be mindful of your surroundings@@sakurakou2009
정말 이건 말도 안되는 상황이 맞습니다.
앞으로 뉴스타파는 이런류의 다큐를 계속 제작하여 주시기 바랍니다
이게 정말 내가 그동안 살아왔던 대한민국에서 일이라니 믿겨지지 않을정도네요 정말 이럴수 있나 정말…(How can this happen to the country that I have lived all through my life! How…how?)
:--- 너무 너무 마음이 찢어지네요.
이 악마같은 정부 반드시 벌받아야 합니다.
Hats off newstapa for bringing voice for the victims of any disaster in Korea who are always put down by unfair treatment so callous and heartless imagine you can't even mourn their loved one properly because of lack of support that the government should do.
1주기가 다가오건만 아무것도 해결된게 없습니다. 유가족분들 가슴에는 피멍이 아직도 그대로인데 기대할것 없는 이 정부는 10.29참사를 마치 말하지않으면 일어나지 않은 일이 되고 그렇게 덮어버리면 된다고 생각하는 것 같습니다. 진상규명과 책임자처벌이 반드시 이루어질 수 있도록 계속 관심가지겠습니다.
잊혀져서는 안됩니다
I'm so sorry the Korean government failed you and your family...
Thank you for speaking out about this, I'm sure it was not an easy thing to do. I know its hard to do but keep your head up and know that none of this is your fault. I'm so so sorry about your brother... I know he is looking over you right now
정말 이 정부는 천벌을 받을겁니다.
This is such a sad tragedy. It is unbelievable how no one was helping this grieving family. My thoughts and prayers go out to them.
Thank you for covering this story and Na-ri doing this interview. Stay strong. I hope you and the other foreign victims get the answers and justice you guys are looking for.
It's disgusting that the government is doing so little to help the victims and their family. Not only that they also refuses to take any responsibility to admit that it was their inadequacy in preparation which has caused this incident. My friend who has a Korean citizenship but was raised most of her life overseas, the hospital refuse to admit that she was a victim from the incident, we keep asking and begging for the hospital to provide medical record for the family so they can receive the compensation that is required for her medical expenses (surgeries and hospitalisations fees) for staying in the hospital for half a year, but was constantly brushed off by the hospital staff. My friends family is already traumatised from the shocking news itself the fact that she was in a coma for a month and now they have to put with all these extra things. It's so traumatising for me as a a friend to see all of these things happening, I can't imagine how heartbroken, angry, frustrated and disappointed the family would feel. I wish they just handle this whole situation more seamlessly for all the victims, as this is a painful memory for everyone. My deepest sympathy to all the victims who have passed away from this incident.
Your story is heared even in Belgium 💔 My condoleances to all the family and friends of the victims.
I have seen multiple videos of discrimination and sexual harassment against foreigners in South Korea, and so many people have been saying that the SK police or the government don't help at all. What’s even happening in that country? I hope the victims find peace. This is so heartbreaking.
So? Long beach ca wont do it either
botted
thank you so much for raising awareness on this, and giving this family a platform to voice out their struggles with the Korean government and the structural violence they have faced
Rest in peace to your dear brother and all the other victims of the incident. I feel so sorry for you especially your parents. This is my first time hearing of this as im from New Zealand. The Korean government really need to do better, unacceptable to leave foreign victims families without answers. Take care, stay strong.
가슴이 찢어질 듯이 아픕니다.
우리는 광화문에서 탄핵을 외쳐야 됩니다!!
이건 인간의 정권이 아닙니다.
운명이 너무 가슴이 아픕니다
좋은 곳에 영면하시길
너무 가슴 아픕니다…
what a shame...they didn't even find pictures of all the victims for the memorial near the City Hall...what a shame on the Korean government.
융가늠은 반드시 지옥에서 벌을 받을것이다
Mr. Loon will surely be punished by hellfire
부끄러운 대한민국……
참사가 일어날때마다 이런 지경……
너무 참담한 마음입니다.
My condolences. So heartbreaking. On the administrative side, I have a feeling the natives themselves face the same red tape. What this video shows is civil servant is the same everywhere in the world.
김나리씨 어떠한 말이 위로가 되겠습니까. 너무 가슴이 아프네요. 삼가 고인의 명복을 빕니다. 그날의 참사 원인, 정부의 책임의 태도, 진실이 명명백백 밝혀질 날이 반드시 올 것입니다. 부디 부모님과 나리씨 건강하세요!
Thank you for your great documentaries and raising awareness of what's invisible to the population through different topics.
As a third culture kid (Asian born and raised in Europe) I can relate so much to her story. One of my relative passed away in Motherland. We were also considered foreigners and not given any support.
Even if they moved abroad, this family is ethnically Korean, she speaks and writes the language. Really heartbreaking.
They are rejected only because they don’t live in Korea. That is truly disgusting.
May her brother rest in peace and the family the strength to bear the pain.
Please stay strong and take good care of yourself and your parents. My deepest condolences for the loss of your precious brother. Thank you for raising awareness to help others even in your own time of pain. Eat something delicious today and gain strength. Sending you hugs from afar!
뉴스타파 응원합니다 짱
벌써1년이 지났는데 보는내내 하염없이 눈물이나요.너무 마음이 아파요. ㅠㅠㅠ
이 나라는 미쳤어요
I hope newstapa continues to make these videos with English subs
Same! They cover what other Korean media outlets don't.
아,,말이 안나온다..유족분들 이나라의국민으로 넘 최송합니다
Broke my heart…strength to the family 🙏🏻🤍
My deepest condolences for your families. It’s shameful that there’s not a single person come forward to take responsibility. This reveals the real face of Korea and its leaderships.
This poor family, my heart is just breaking for what has happened to them. Completely no empathy from the Korean Government at all which is so incredibly disappointing.
On my previous visit to Korea, I too know the discrimination that foreigners can receive - the look of being a second class or lower citizen for not being Korean (which is so different to warm and inviting facade shown overseas through k pop culture).
May the family remain strong and finally receive some peace.
Isn't that normal in every country?
@@anubizz3 No.
@@rin8700 pleaee tell me which country that let foreigners get the same service as their citizens that pay tax...
@@anubizz3 not in Usa 🇺🇸, there is equality and freedom . Even if you are not citizen , you can’t be treated differently . Us is very open in this regard . Us can have many cons but Us is fair and provides opportunities to everyone . You are welcome , if you come here legally .
@@AD70003 "Even if you are not citizen , you can’t be treated differently" Bhahaha last time I check International student pay a lot more than US citizen.... your not Germany .. please try harder next time..
이제 이분들에게는 대한민국이 어떻게 받아들여질까... 원수보다 더한 존재아닐까.
Nari, I'm sure your brother would be so proud of you and your parents for fighting through the pain and trying to get justice. Its horrible what the government are doing to you guys and saying hurtful things. The fact they lied about helping the foreigners just to end up being lied to is horrible. And shame on the Austrian government for not helping either.
하...너무 아프다.. 제발 투표를 잘합시다...
I’m speechless..
Stay strong sis
this broke my heart
뉴스타파는 국민들의 희망입니다 ❤❤❤
뭐라 드릴 말씀이 없네요... 좋은 곳에 가셨길 간절히 바랄 따름입니다......
They bully each other to death so I don’t know why she expected them to feel bad for her dead brother.
Literally!! Worst people pretend to be nice outside but every evil is done behind the scenes.
분노합니다 이 정권 진짜 빨리 제발
My condolences to In Hong's family. Thank you Newstapa for shedding light on this issue.
이태원 참사의 다큐멘터리를 한국에서 못보게 막았더라구요. 우리가 북한이나 중국입니까?
Keep fighting. Never let anyone forget. Stay strong. If it happens to my family, I'll fight till the end. So many tragedies have happened in Korea yet no accountability.
반대로 오스트리아 정부에서 (자국국민에 대해) 해당 문제에 대해 도움을 요청할 수 있는지, 어떤 지원을 받았는지 비교해보는 것도 후속 취재로 의미가 있을 듯 합니다.
이런 나라 이런 조국이라는게 너무 미안합니다. 김인홍님 환하고 따뜻한 미소 기억하겠습니다.
I cried so much.. I feel so sorry for the family. Please don’t give up.
So sad, if they are doing this to their own people just because they live out of the country ,can you imagine the treatment that foreigners are receiving?
Exactly bruh especially the Korean high schoolers. The parents of the late 17 year old high Schooler Lee Hyunseob would be feeling the same way In-Hong’s family is because they never got the proper help they needed for his death (he took his own life 2 years ago after he couldn’t handle the bullying the school cared for nothing about) and his school didn’t care at all. Because of how everything was hard for them it got to where his mom asked any coverage of him be deleted because seeing the coverage hurt her.
@@gwenmloveskpopandmore hope people there start raising their voices.
What you mean your own people? they are not Korean citizen , did he serve in Korea mandatory military service?
@@anubizz3 go educate yourself.
@@angelesvarella1461 why don't you educate yourself first, you the one that spread wrong information.. M
이러면서 재외동포청 설치했다고 오두방정 떨어대는 굥 진심 분노유발자
Thank you for investigating, covering and broadcasting these stories.
1년이 지났음에도 여전히 참담하고 부끄럽습니다. 이렇게 무책임한 사고 처리는 정말 처음 보는 것 같아요.. 아무도 처벌받지 않고 아무도 책임지지 않다니 믿어지지가 않네요. 아직도 고통받고 계신 유가족분들에게 뭐라 말씀을 드릴 수가 없어요..
This was heartbreaking to watch. With the circumstances, can't fathom how hard it is for the sister.. she must have an identity crisis with all of that. Hope the family can find some peace in the future. Best wishes.
뉴스타파는 참언론입니다 이시대에 보기드문 참 언론입니다 불쾌감 주지 않습니다 대한민국의 희망방송입니다 극우단체. 아웃❤❤❤
17:45 oh she’s shaking so much :( it must have been so hard on her to handle everything on behalf of the family
I just want to let you and your family know that I am very sorry for your loss, im very sorry on how your family is being treated, I feel your pain and your heartache and I wish I can take even a little bit of that from your heart. Please know that there are people who truly wish your family peace. Your brother has a beautiful smile, heart and soul. I can tell that he loves you all deeply and will continue to love and protect you all.
마음이 아립니다
부디 용서하시고 속히 회복하시고,,, 아,,, 목이 메입니다
I'm a Korean citizen, now residing in Japan with my wife, and I am so glad I left that dirty cesspool of a country. The Japanese government treats me with more respect than the Korean government EVER will.
BHAHAHAHAHA wait until you get in trouble ...
E10 ma
This could have been avoided. I went to Shanghai a few years ago, it was really really packed at night. There were also lots of police there. I remember being paranoid about the extensive police presence, but thinking back, they were actually directing pedestrian traffic, instructing people to stay on one side of the walkway and limiting people onto the street all crowding in at once. Itewon could have been avoided.
Seoul isn’t a small village, safety protocols should have existed and been enforced.
Korean gov should be ashamed of themselves. A year on and they STILL haven’t given any real answers to the families. SMH. Terrible
지들만의 공정과 상식이 있는 대한민국이라 미안합니다.
In the clip at 14:32 there is a brief shot of a woman wearing a pink hat, a hat that I think I saw in the lost and found center all trampled on in a different Korea Now video. It was very eerie to see. I am so sorry for all of the victims and their families. What a sad and preventable tragedy.