Despite the growing popularity of tattoos and abundance of tattoo parlors, the industry is still fighting to become legalized
EDITING: Legal Overtones
Queens of Seoul
In the midst of a conservative culture a supportive drag queen community has emerged creating a safe space for South Korea's LGBT+ community
Couple Clothing: The Relationship Glue?
Hitting the streets of Hongdae, Groove Korea asks some couples why matching outfits are a significant part of their relationship
Breaking the Stereotype
More Koreans are rejecting the status quo and embracing tattoos in a country where body art is still highly associated with gang violence.
Korea’s Changing Identity
As Korea edges towards a multicultural society, it brings with it questions over identity.
Defecting From North Korea’s Middle Class
When Kim Chol-soo* and his wife, Kim Young-ok*, first arrived in South Korea they had doubts about their new life. It was not what they had expected. Was freedom worth their struggle?
I Sell Sex and I Have Rights, Too
Legal or not, prostitution is in high demand. Sex workers are fighting for an environment free of violence, crime and stigmas.
The Working Woman
Is Korea ready for women in the workplace?
Taking a Stand
Migrant workers protest their exploitative employers
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