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T/I: 11:19:20
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) facing corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. More than one thousand police stood by as the 63 year-old former general was taken from a prison van and escorted into the courthouse, wearing a white prison uniform.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, S.KOREA, 18/12:
[NB: PART MUTE]
00.00 Bus arriving at court - high and wide shot
00.04 Bus into court compound
00.16 Woo out of bus and into court
00.37 Woo inside courtroom
00.39 CU Woo, PAN down to feet
00.42 Judges in court, pull out to WS
00.47 CU Woo's back
00.51 WS courtroom
00.55 EXT court house
01.00 VISION ENDS
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APTV Looks back on the events which culminated with Chun being sentenced to death and Roh facing years in jail.
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo were childhood friends who followed each other into the military and now they will be following each other to prison.
Chun was sentenced to death by a panel of three judges after being found guilty of overthrowing the government in 1979.
But observers believe the sentence is unlikely to be carried out - it will automatically be referred to the court of appeal anyway.
Chun made himself president in 1980 and was succeeded by Roh Tae-woo eight years later.
Roh helped Chun to seize power and then to put down pro-democracy protestors in the southern city of Kwangju.
The government admitted that 240 people were killed and a further 18 hundred wounded.
Human rights groups say the death toll was much higher.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The same year, from May 18 to May 27, when the people of Kwangju protested for an end to the military junta and the removal of Chun Doo-hwan Chun and Roh called in the special forces and gave orders to kill and suppress the uprising."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
One woman who lived through the bloody events of 1980 - speaking at a rally earlier this month - said the two men's actions demanded strong punishment.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo both deserve the death penalty to vindicate those who died on 18th May."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Kyee-reem, Kwangju resident
The pair are widely hated by a generation of young radicals - who have brought the streets of Seoul to a standstill with protests against the leaders of the former regime.
Thirteen other ex-generals were sentenced to prison terms between four and ten years for their role in the military regime.
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Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been arrested on corruption charges.
Roh admitted in a nationally televised address late last month that he amassed a 650 (m) million dollar slush fund during his term in office.
He also admitted he left office with 230 (m) million dollars in secret bank accounts.
The scandal has drawn in the nation's biggest conglomerates and threatens to topple several top politicians.
After twenty hours of interrogation, former President Roh Tae-woo emerged from the prosecutors' office.
He had just been issued an arrest warrant charging Roh with two counts of accepting bribes.
The first is 31 (m) million dollars from the Daewoo group in return for a major submarine depot and 300 (m) million from 30 top companies.
Prosecutors indicated that other people, including some top businessmen, could be arrested in connection with the scandal.
Roh has admitted taking money from businesses, claiming they were making donations. But prosecutors said they have evidence of bribery.
Roh is also suspected of having diverted some of his ill-gotten money to secret Swiss bank accounts.
It is the first time a former South Korean president has faced legal action for deeds committed while in office.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
I apologise deeply to the people of Korea. I will take full responsibility for this scandal and I am ready to accept any punishment. I am very sad that because of this scandal many businessmen have been through many difficulties. I would like to ask the Korean people to make sure that the businesses do not fall behind economically or internationally by looking after them and giving them strength and support. I'd like to tell the politicians one thing I will bear all the mistrust and conflict. I will take these with me. I will take any punishment. Please let this be a lesson to you. Do away with the distrust and conflict. Create a new political culture through understanding and cooperation. Let's leave this for the next generation. Thank you.
SUPER CAPTION: Roh Tae-woo
The scandal broke last month when an opposition legislator disclosed one of Roh's secret bank accounts.
Since then, prosecutors have questioned nearly 40 top businessmen who allegedly contributed money to the ex-president's slush fund.
Top opposition leader Kim Dae-jung has admitted he received 2.5 (m) million from Roh for his unsuccessful 1992 presidential campaign, seriously tarnishing his image.
He also claimed that Roh funnelled considerably more money into
President Kim Young-sam's successful 1992 campaign. Kim has denied the charges.
Roh Tae-woo was driven to Seoul detention centre.
The warrant is good for 20 days, during which time the prosecution can revise or add charges.
The detention period can be extended only once -- by another 20 days -- before Roh must be formally indicted.
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On trial for mutiny and treason, former South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan denied Monday he had staged a coup 16 years ago.
During a seven-hour court session, Chun and prosecutors clashed - Chun claiming he seized power only to stop "rebel" generals and a possible North Korean attack.
Chun and his successor as president, Roh Tae-woo, both face
charges relating to the military coup and the brutal Kwangju massacre that followed.
Monday was the second session of the treason and mutiny trial of the former South Korean presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo.
The trial opened a week ago with Roh defending himself.
As the buses carried the two men to court protestors hurled eggs at the vehicles.
It's a trial that's incensed many South Koreans who say they've been waiting for 15 years to see the two men brought to justice.
Security is tight surrounding the trial.
Riot police chased down the egg-throwers.
Outside the courthouse, about 20 people were arrested for trying to march into the building, shouting for stern punishment.
The two ex-generals ruled South Korea from 1980 to 1993, a politically turbulent period.
Chun and Roh, face charges stemming from an alleged coup in 1979 and a military crackdown at Kwangju that killed or wounded hundreds of pro-democracy protesters the following year.
Queues outside the courtroom in Seoul are lengthy.
Those allocated a seat Monday heard Chun deny the charge that he had masterminded the 1979 coup.
He argued that "rebel" generals at the time who were planning an artillery attack to threaten the presidential palace had to be stopped.
He said their attack would have led to a civil war and given North Korea a good chance to attack the South.
Chun and Roh also are being tried separately on charges of
bribery.
The trial is being heard by three judges, who have adjourned proceedings until next Monday.
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Prosecutors have grilled former South Korean president Roh Tae-woo for the second time in connection with a huge slush fund scandal that has rocked the country.
If he is found guilty of corruption, Roh faces a three year jail sentence.
Roh, a former army general, looked grim as he arrived at the Seoul Prosecutor's office on Wednesday.
He gave no comment to the gathering of journalists waiting outside.
Today's events followed weeks of interrogation by prosecutors of South Korea's business community.
They allegedly gave 650 (m) million U-S dollars to the slush fund that Roh has admitted gathering during his five years in office.
All businessmen questioned so far have admitted giving money to Roh, but deny that they were bribes for winning lucrative government contracts.
Prosecutors have indicated they have found evidence of bribery.
The summons, the second since in just over two weeks, came earlier than expected and aroused speculation that it would lead to Roh's arrest.
If so, it would make him the first ex-president to be arrested for misdeeds while in office.
If Roh is found guilty, he faces a jail term of up to three years.
He denies the charge and says the slush fund was normal practice in Korean politics and a practice followed by all of his military-backed predecessors.
Opposition parties claim the money was also funnelled into current President Kim Young-sam's successful 1992 campaign.
Kim has denied the charges.
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T/I 10:39:36
STORY: ROH TAE-WOO
LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA
DATE: 5 DECEMBER 1995
DURATION: 1.04
Former president indicted on bribery charges
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery
charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12). He is said to have taken
millions of dollars in backhanders during his term in office from
1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a
$551 million slush fund, including $373 million in bribes from
businessmen. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the
government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on
related corruption charges. The arrests have rocked the Korean
political scene and may eventually reach as far as current
president Kim Young-Sam, who allegedly made deals with Roh and his
predecessor Chun Doo-Huan over investigations into the Kwang-Ju
massacre. Reports say prosecutors have also uncovered a huge slush
fund belonging to Chun, which may be even larger than Roh's.
SHOWS:
(SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 5/12) Former President Roh Tae-Woo
leaving main prosecutor's office. Chief prosecutor investigating
Roh Tae-Woo scandal, Ahn Kang, SOT (in Korean) announcing that Roh
received approximately US $545 million in total bribes and that
the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on
corruption charges related to the cash-for-favour deals over the
years. CA journalists.
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T/I: 10:17:31
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) to face corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office.
SHOWS:
bus through gates leaving detention house, bus on road,
bus arrives at court, roh tae woo out of bus and into court, roh
tae woo walking and hiding his wrists in his sleeves, media scrum,
Lee Keun Hee, Chairman of Samsung Business group arriving, Son of
president roh tae woo (Loh Jae Hun) arriving, exteriors court,
interior court room, judge, CU Woo's back and everyone in court
standing, spooling, interiors of court, media in court,
2.39
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Former South Korean President Roh Tae Woo has been paid a visit in jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun who has reported his father to be in good health.
In a scandal that has rocked South Korea the former president is being held in detention on charges of accepting huge bribes from businessmen in return for awarding lucrative projects during his presidency.
Roh, a former army general, was jailed last week on bribery charges, becoming the first South Korean president to face legal action for misdeeds in office.
If convicted, he could face 10 years to life in prison.
A visit to the jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun on Thursday attracted huge media interest.
Roh Jai Hyun refused to say anything to reporters except that his father was in good health and that they did not discuss the corruption allegations against him.
The visit has come as South Korean president Kim Young Sam has ruled he will pass a law allowing punishment for the controversial Kwangju attack in 1980 in which Roh was involved.
Roh then an army general headed the junta that ordered crack troops to stop an uprising ...200 people were killed.
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T/I: 10:03:08
South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo apologized to the nation for accumulating a slush fund of $650 million while in office. Roh said he had only $180 million left. "I, Roh Tae-Woo, stand here to apologise to the people and confess contritely to raising a political fund," he said in a 10-minute nationally televised address from his home in Seoul. "I feel ashamed and full of remorse for betraying the expectations of the people," said Roh who served as president from 1987 to 1993. He said the political fund totalled $650 million, and was raised mainly in donations from businessmen. Most was used for political activities such as party operations, he said.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, S. KOREA, 27/10
people gathered outside roh's home
journalists gathered
roh into reception room
microphone placed on podium
roh bows and unfolds paper
sot roh delivering apology as above
roh out of room
people watching roh speech on television
roh walks off
banks where roh held accounts
people working inside a bank (not bank above)
people watching tv at the train station.
3.15 ENDS
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In Korea, protestors demanding that two former Presidents be punished for the deaths of more than 200 pro-democracy activists have clashed with police.
Violence flared in the capital Seoul during a demonstration to demand action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh-Tae-woo.
The demonstrators hurled petrol bombs at police who replied with tear gas.
Korean students have taken their anger to the streets.
About four-thousand students hurled fire bombs and swung metal pipes in clashes with police Monday.
Police wearing fireproof clothing, shields and nightsticks, fired dozens of volleys of tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Many of the students wore gas masks and bandannas over their faces to prevent being identified.
The protesters are demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be punished for the deaths of more than 200 civilians during a pro-democracy uprising 15 years ago.
It was the latest in a series of violent confrontations aimed at pressuring the National Assembly into passing a special law to punish the former presidents.
The students are also angry at President Kim Young-sam, who is a former dissident.
Kim has urged reconciliation - suggesting his predecessors be judged by history.
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Roh Tae-woo (Korean pronunciation: [no tʰɛ.u]; born December 4, 1932 in Daegu, South Korea), is a former ROK Army general and politician. He was the thirteenth president of South Korea (1988–1993).
Roh befriended Chun Doo-hwan while in high school in Daegu. In his younger life, Roh was a keen rugby union player.
A member of the army from 1955, Roh rose steadily through the ranks and was promoted to major general in 1979. A member of the Hanahoe, a secret military group, he gave critical support to a coup later that year in which Chun became the de facto ruler of South Korea. Roh was a military general when he helped Chun lead troops to the Gwangju Democratization Movement in 1980.
Chun forced his way into the presidency years later when he retired from the army and Roh became a key official in Chun's government. Most notably, he oversaw preparations for the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, which he officially declared open.
In June 1987, Chun named Roh as the presidential candidate of the ruling Democratic Justice Party. This was widely perceived as handing Roh the presidency,and triggered large pro-democracy rallies in Seoul and other cities in the 1987 June Democracy Movement.
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1:00South Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial Starts
South Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial StartsSouth Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial Starts
T/I: 11:19:20 Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) facing corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. More than one thousand police stood by as the 63 year-old former general was taken from a prison van and escorted into the courthouse, wearing a white prison uniform. SHOWS: SEOUL, S.KOREA, 18/12: [NB: PART MUTE] 00.00 Bus arriving at court - high and wide shot 00.04 Bus into court compound 00.16 Woo out of bus and into court 00.37 Woo inside courtroom 00.39 CU Woo, PAN down to -
2:45SOUTH KOREA: PRESIDENTS CHUN DOO HWAN AND ROH TAE WOO PROFILE
SOUTH KOREA: PRESIDENTS CHUN DOO HWAN AND ROH TAE WOO PROFILESOUTH KOREA: PRESIDENTS CHUN DOO HWAN AND ROH TAE WOO PROFILE
Korean/Nat APTV Looks back on the events which culminated with Chun being sentenced to death and Roh facing years in jail. Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo were childhood friends who followed each other into the military and now they will be following each other to prison. Chun was sentenced to death by a panel of three judges after being found guilty of overthrowing the government in 1979. But observers believe the sentence is unlikely to be carried out - it will automatically be referred to the court of appeal anyway. Chun made himself president in 1980 and was succeeded by Roh Tae-woo eight years later. Roh helped Chun to s -
2:22Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
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2:26전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
http://blog.naver.com/emir2222 전두환 대통령은 퇴임후 친동생 전경환의 부정축재로 인해 연희동 사저에서 백담사로 유배를 떠나고,노태우 대통령 엮시 퇴임하자 마자 비자금 사건이 터져 검찰로 소환되어 조사를 받고 구속수감 된다. -
2:26SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO ARRESTED ON CORRUPTION CHARGES
SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO ARRESTED ON CORRUPTION CHARGESSOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO ARRESTED ON CORRUPTION CHARGES
Korean/Nat Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been arrested on corruption charges. Roh admitted in a nationally televised address late last month that he amassed a 650 (m) million dollar slush fund during his term in office. He also admitted he left office with 230 (m) million dollars in secret bank accounts. The scandal has drawn in the nation's biggest conglomerates and threatens to topple several top politicians. After twenty hours of interrogation, former President Roh Tae-woo emerged from the prosecutors' office. He had just been issued an arrest warrant charging Roh with two counts of accepting bribes. T -
2:03SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT'S DOO HWAN & ROH TAE WOO TRIAL
SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT'S DOO HWAN & ROH TAE WOO TRIALSOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT'S DOO HWAN & ROH TAE WOO TRIAL
Natural Sound On trial for mutiny and treason, former South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan denied Monday he had staged a coup 16 years ago. During a seven-hour court session, Chun and prosecutors clashed - Chun claiming he seized power only to stop "rebel" generals and a possible North Korean attack. Chun and his successor as president, Roh Tae-woo, both face charges relating to the military coup and the brutal Kwangju massacre that followed. Monday was the second session of the treason and mutiny trial of the former South Korean presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo. The trial opened a week ago with Roh defending himself. -
1:04SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS UPDATE
SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS UPDATESOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS UPDATE
Natural Sound Prosecutors have grilled former South Korean president Roh Tae-woo for the second time in connection with a huge slush fund scandal that has rocked the country. If he is found guilty of corruption, Roh faces a three year jail sentence. Roh, a former army general, looked grim as he arrived at the Seoul Prosecutor's office on Wednesday. He gave no comment to the gathering of journalists waiting outside. Today's events followed weeks of interrogation by prosecutors of South Korea's business community. They allegedly gave 650 (m) million U-S dollars to the slush fund that Roh has admitted gathering during his five -
1:04South Korea - Roh Tae-Woo Indictment
South Korea - Roh Tae-Woo IndictmentSouth Korea - Roh Tae-Woo Indictment
T/I 10:39:36 STORY: ROH TAE-WOO LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA DATE: 5 DECEMBER 1995 DURATION: 1.04 Former president indicted on bribery charges Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12). He is said to have taken millions of dollars in backhanders during his term in office from 1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a $551 million slush fund, including $373 million in bribes from businessmen. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on related corruption charges. The arrest -
2:41South Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo Starts
South Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo StartsSouth Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo Starts
T/I: 10:17:31 Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) to face corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. SHOWS: bus through gates leaving detention house, bus on road, bus arrives at court, roh tae woo out of bus and into court, roh tae woo walking and hiding his wrists in his sleeves, media scrum, Lee Keun Hee, Chairman of Samsung Business group arriving, Son of president roh tae woo (Loh Jae Hun) arriving, exteriors court, interior court room, judge, CU Woo's back and everyone in co -
1:15SOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAIL
SOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAILSOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAIL
Natural Sound Former South Korean President Roh Tae Woo has been paid a visit in jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun who has reported his father to be in good health. In a scandal that has rocked South Korea the former president is being held in detention on charges of accepting huge bribes from businessmen in return for awarding lucrative projects during his presidency. Roh, a former army general, was jailed last week on bribery charges, becoming the first South Korean president to face legal action for misdeeds in office. If convicted, he could face 10 years to life in prison. A visit to the jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun on Thursda -
3:16S.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush Fund
S.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush FundS.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush Fund
T/I: 10:03:08 South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo apologized to the nation for accumulating a slush fund of $650 million while in office. Roh said he had only $180 million left. "I, Roh Tae-Woo, stand here to apologise to the people and confess contritely to raising a political fund," he said in a 10-minute nationally televised address from his home in Seoul. "I feel ashamed and full of remorse for betraying the expectations of the people," said Roh who served as president from 1987 to 1993. He said the political fund totalled $650 million, and was raised mainly in donations from -
1:37SOUTH KOREA: STUDENT PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICE
SOUTH KOREA: STUDENT PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICESOUTH KOREA: STUDENT PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICE
Natural Sound In Korea, protestors demanding that two former Presidents be punished for the deaths of more than 200 pro-democracy activists have clashed with police. Violence flared in the capital Seoul during a demonstration to demand action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh-Tae-woo. The demonstrators hurled petrol bombs at police who replied with tear gas. Korean students have taken their anger to the streets. About four-thousand students hurled fire bombs and swung metal pipes in clashes with police Monday. Police wearing fireproof clothing, shields and nightsticks, fired dozens of volleys of tear gas to -
1:05S.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before Prison
S.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before PrisonS.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before Prison
T/I: 10:57:55 GS 10:24:24 Former South Korean president, Roh Tae-Woo, was arrested on Thursday (16/11) on corruption charges. Roh stunned millions watching the arrest live on TV by emerging head-high, using his last minutes of freedom to urge his country's politicians to mend their ways."I am to blame for all this," said Roh, adding: "I have a word to you politicians -- please work together, so that a new political culture can take root." SHOWS: SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 15-16/11 SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 15/11 00:00 MS Roh Tae-Woo shakes hands with son and brother 00:11 MS Roh gets into car 00:14 WS car pulls away as Roh's son -
2:47SOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICE
SOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICESOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICE
Natural Sound Radical students in South Korea have been staging violent demonstrations after declaring an "Anti America" day. They clashed with police for the second day running. Violence flared again as they demanded action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh -Tae - woo for the deaths of hundreds of civilians. The students accuse the U-S of condoning the killings, which took place 15 years ago. Washington denies it. South Korean students again took their anger to the streets of the capital Seoul on Tuesday - the second day in a row. The student activist group `Hanchongryon' had designated Tuesday as "
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South Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial Starts
T/I: 11:19:20 Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) facing corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. More than one thousand police stood by as the 63 year-old former general was taken from a prison van and escorted into the courthouse, wearing a whi -
SOUTH KOREA: PRESIDENTS CHUN DOO HWAN AND ROH TAE WOO PROFILE
Korean/Nat APTV Looks back on the events which culminated with Chun being sentenced to death and Roh facing years in jail. Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo were childhood friends who followed each other into the military and now they will be following each other to prison. Chun was sentenced to death by a panel of three judges after being found guilty of overthrowing the government in 1979. -
Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
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전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO ARRESTED ON CORRUPTION CHARGES
Korean/Nat Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been arrested on corruption charges. Roh admitted in a nationally televised address late last month that he amassed a 650 (m) million dollar slush fund during his term in office. He also admitted he left office with 230 (m) million dollars in secret bank accounts. The scandal has drawn in the nation's biggest conglomerates and t -
SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT'S DOO HWAN & ROH TAE WOO TRIAL
Natural Sound On trial for mutiny and treason, former South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan denied Monday he had staged a coup 16 years ago. During a seven-hour court session, Chun and prosecutors clashed - Chun claiming he seized power only to stop "rebel" generals and a possible North Korean attack. Chun and his successor as president, Roh Tae-woo, both face charges relating to the mil -
SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS UPDATE
Natural Sound Prosecutors have grilled former South Korean president Roh Tae-woo for the second time in connection with a huge slush fund scandal that has rocked the country. If he is found guilty of corruption, Roh faces a three year jail sentence. Roh, a former army general, looked grim as he arrived at the Seoul Prosecutor's office on Wednesday. He gave no comment to the gathering -
South Korea - Roh Tae-Woo Indictment
T/I 10:39:36 STORY: ROH TAE-WOO LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA DATE: 5 DECEMBER 1995 DURATION: 1.04 Former president indicted on bribery charges Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12). He is said to have taken millions of dollars in backhanders during his term in office from 1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is c -
South Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo Starts
T/I: 10:17:31 Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) to face corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. SHOWS: bus through gates leaving detention house, bus on road, bus arrives at court, roh tae woo out of bus and into court, roh tae woo wa -
SOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAIL
Natural Sound Former South Korean President Roh Tae Woo has been paid a visit in jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun who has reported his father to be in good health. In a scandal that has rocked South Korea the former president is being held in detention on charges of accepting huge bribes from businessmen in return for awarding lucrative projects during his presidency. Roh, a former army gene -
S.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush Fund
T/I: 10:03:08 South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo apologized to the nation for accumulating a slush fund of $650 million while in office. Roh said he had only $180 million left. "I, Roh Tae-Woo, stand here to apologise to the people and confess contritely to raising a political fund," he said in a 10-minute nationally televised addres -
SOUTH KOREA: STUDENT PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICE
Natural Sound In Korea, protestors demanding that two former Presidents be punished for the deaths of more than 200 pro-democracy activists have clashed with police. Violence flared in the capital Seoul during a demonstration to demand action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh-Tae-woo. The demonstrators hurled petrol bombs at police who replied with tear gas. Korean stu -
S.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before Prison
T/I: 10:57:55 GS 10:24:24 Former South Korean president, Roh Tae-Woo, was arrested on Thursday (16/11) on corruption charges. Roh stunned millions watching the arrest live on TV by emerging head-high, using his last minutes of freedom to urge his country's politicians to mend their ways."I am to blame for all this," said Roh, adding: "I have a word to you politicians -- please work -
SOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICE
Natural Sound Radical students in South Korea have been staging violent demonstrations after declaring an "Anti America" day. They clashed with police for the second day running. Violence flared again as they demanded action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh -Tae - woo for the deaths of hundreds of civilians. The students accuse the U-S of condoning the killings, whic -
SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: STUDENTS CLASH WITH RIOT POLICE
Natural Sound South Korean students battled with riot police in Seoul on Monday, calling for tougher action against former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo. It follow a decision by President Kim Young-sam to enact special legislation to prosecute those involved in the so-called Kwangju massacre. While welcoming the move, student radicals demanded firmer action, including the imme -
SOUTH KOREA: DEMOCRATIC FAMILY ASSOCIATION DEMONSTRATION
Natural Sound South Korean police have arrested protesters who occupied a national monument in Seoul demanding two former presidents stand trial for a 1980 pro-democracy massacre. But the South Korean government has consistently denied the two former presidents Generals Chun Doo-Hwan and Roh Tae Woo were involved. Protesters from the Democratic Family Association occupied South Korea's m -
SOUTH KOREA: RIOT POLICE CLASH WITH STUDENT DEMONSTRATORS
English/Korean Tens of thousands of students rallied in 15 South Korean cities on Saturday to demand that two former presidents be tried in connection with a 1980 massacre. The students are angry that Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo have not been tried for ordering a military crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising that left at least 200 people dead in 1980. Kicking and punching b -
SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: FORMER PRESIDENTS INDICTED WITH TREASON
Korean/Nat Former South Korean Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo have been indicted with treason. The charge is over their alleged involvement in the massacre of hundreds of civilians nearly 16 years ago. The indictment wraps up nearly two months of government investigations into the so-called 'Kwangju Massacre' in which hundreds of people were killed or wounded. The announceme -
South Korea - Court upholds prison sentences
T/I: 10:34:49 South Korea's Supreme Court on Thursday (17/4) upheld a life sentence against former president Chun Doo-Hwan and a 17-year prison term against his successor Roh Tae-Woo for treason, mutiny and corruption. "Under no circumstances can the overthrow of a government by violence be justified," the 13-judge panel said in its ruling, referring to the 1979 coup that launched Chun, a -
SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS GO ON TRIAL
Korean/Nat Two former military strongmen, who led South Korea through one of its most turbulent eras in the 1980s, went on trial together over their bloody seizure of power 16 years ago. The two former South Korean presidents, Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo are accused of mutiny and treason and their appearance in court provoked an angry demonstration outside. Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo -
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South Korea - Release of former presidents
T/I: 10:29:09 Crowds of cheering well-wishers mobbed two former presidents, Roh Tae-Woo and Chun Doo-Hwan, as they arrived at their Seoul suburban homes after being released from prison on Monday (22/12). SHOWS: SOUTH KOREA, 22/12 Chun Doo-Hwan walks out from Anyang prison with his lawyer (Lee Yang-Ho and others behind); SOT (in Korean), Chun: "Our people, I believe, have courage an -
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South Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial Starts
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T/I: 11:19:20
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) facing corruption charges rel...
T/I: 11:19:20
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) facing corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. More than one thousand police stood by as the 63 year-old former general was taken from a prison van and escorted into the courthouse, wearing a white prison uniform.
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SEOUL, S.KOREA, 18/12:
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00.00 Bus arriving at court - high and wide shot
00.04 Bus into court compound
00.16 Woo out of bus and into court
00.37 Woo inside courtroom
00.39 CU Woo, PAN down to feet
00.42 Judges in court, pull out to WS
00.47 CU Woo's back
00.51 WS courtroom
00.55 EXT court house
01.00 VISION ENDS
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T/I: 11:19:20
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) facing corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office. More than one thousand police stood by as the 63 year-old former general was taken from a prison van and escorted into the courthouse, wearing a white prison uniform.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, S.KOREA, 18/12:
[NB: PART MUTE]
00.00 Bus arriving at court - high and wide shot
00.04 Bus into court compound
00.16 Woo out of bus and into court
00.37 Woo inside courtroom
00.39 CU Woo, PAN down to feet
00.42 Judges in court, pull out to WS
00.47 CU Woo's back
00.51 WS courtroom
00.55 EXT court house
01.00 VISION ENDS
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SOUTH KOREA: PRESIDENTS CHUN DOO HWAN AND ROH TAE WOO PROFILE
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APTV Looks back on the events which culminated with Chun being sentenced to death and Roh facing years in jail.
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo ...
Korean/Nat
APTV Looks back on the events which culminated with Chun being sentenced to death and Roh facing years in jail.
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo were childhood friends who followed each other into the military and now they will be following each other to prison.
Chun was sentenced to death by a panel of three judges after being found guilty of overthrowing the government in 1979.
But observers believe the sentence is unlikely to be carried out - it will automatically be referred to the court of appeal anyway.
Chun made himself president in 1980 and was succeeded by Roh Tae-woo eight years later.
Roh helped Chun to seize power and then to put down pro-democracy protestors in the southern city of Kwangju.
The government admitted that 240 people were killed and a further 18 hundred wounded.
Human rights groups say the death toll was much higher.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The same year, from May 18 to May 27, when the people of Kwangju protested for an end to the military junta and the removal of Chun Doo-hwan Chun and Roh called in the special forces and gave orders to kill and suppress the uprising."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
One woman who lived through the bloody events of 1980 - speaking at a rally earlier this month - said the two men's actions demanded strong punishment.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo both deserve the death penalty to vindicate those who died on 18th May."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Kyee-reem, Kwangju resident
The pair are widely hated by a generation of young radicals - who have brought the streets of Seoul to a standstill with protests against the leaders of the former regime.
Thirteen other ex-generals were sentenced to prison terms between four and ten years for their role in the military regime.
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Korean/Nat
APTV Looks back on the events which culminated with Chun being sentenced to death and Roh facing years in jail.
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo were childhood friends who followed each other into the military and now they will be following each other to prison.
Chun was sentenced to death by a panel of three judges after being found guilty of overthrowing the government in 1979.
But observers believe the sentence is unlikely to be carried out - it will automatically be referred to the court of appeal anyway.
Chun made himself president in 1980 and was succeeded by Roh Tae-woo eight years later.
Roh helped Chun to seize power and then to put down pro-democracy protestors in the southern city of Kwangju.
The government admitted that 240 people were killed and a further 18 hundred wounded.
Human rights groups say the death toll was much higher.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The same year, from May 18 to May 27, when the people of Kwangju protested for an end to the military junta and the removal of Chun Doo-hwan Chun and Roh called in the special forces and gave orders to kill and suppress the uprising."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
One woman who lived through the bloody events of 1980 - speaking at a rally earlier this month - said the two men's actions demanded strong punishment.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo both deserve the death penalty to vindicate those who died on 18th May."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Kyee-reem, Kwangju resident
The pair are widely hated by a generation of young radicals - who have brought the streets of Seoul to a standstill with protests against the leaders of the former regime.
Thirteen other ex-generals were sentenced to prison terms between four and ten years for their role in the military regime.
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Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
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전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
http://blog.naver.com/emir2222 전두환 대통령은 퇴임후 친동생 전경환의 부정축재로 인해 연희동 사저에서 백담사로 유배를 떠나고,노태우 대통령 엮시 퇴임하자 마자 비자금 사건이 터져 검찰로 소환되어 조사를 받고 구속수감 된다....
http://blog.naver.com/emir2222 전두환 대통령은 퇴임후 친동생 전경환의 부정축재로 인해 연희동 사저에서 백담사로 유배를 떠나고,노태우 대통령 엮시 퇴임하자 마자 비자금 사건이 터져 검찰로 소환되어 조사를 받고 구속수감 된다.
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO ARRESTED ON CORRUPTION CHARGES
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Korean/Nat
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been arrested on corruption charges.
Roh admitted in a nationally televised address late last mo...
Korean/Nat
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been arrested on corruption charges.
Roh admitted in a nationally televised address late last month that he amassed a 650 (m) million dollar slush fund during his term in office.
He also admitted he left office with 230 (m) million dollars in secret bank accounts.
The scandal has drawn in the nation's biggest conglomerates and threatens to topple several top politicians.
After twenty hours of interrogation, former President Roh Tae-woo emerged from the prosecutors' office.
He had just been issued an arrest warrant charging Roh with two counts of accepting bribes.
The first is 31 (m) million dollars from the Daewoo group in return for a major submarine depot and 300 (m) million from 30 top companies.
Prosecutors indicated that other people, including some top businessmen, could be arrested in connection with the scandal.
Roh has admitted taking money from businesses, claiming they were making donations. But prosecutors said they have evidence of bribery.
Roh is also suspected of having diverted some of his ill-gotten money to secret Swiss bank accounts.
It is the first time a former South Korean president has faced legal action for deeds committed while in office.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
I apologise deeply to the people of Korea. I will take full responsibility for this scandal and I am ready to accept any punishment. I am very sad that because of this scandal many businessmen have been through many difficulties. I would like to ask the Korean people to make sure that the businesses do not fall behind economically or internationally by looking after them and giving them strength and support. I'd like to tell the politicians one thing I will bear all the mistrust and conflict. I will take these with me. I will take any punishment. Please let this be a lesson to you. Do away with the distrust and conflict. Create a new political culture through understanding and cooperation. Let's leave this for the next generation. Thank you.
SUPER CAPTION: Roh Tae-woo
The scandal broke last month when an opposition legislator disclosed one of Roh's secret bank accounts.
Since then, prosecutors have questioned nearly 40 top businessmen who allegedly contributed money to the ex-president's slush fund.
Top opposition leader Kim Dae-jung has admitted he received 2.5 (m) million from Roh for his unsuccessful 1992 presidential campaign, seriously tarnishing his image.
He also claimed that Roh funnelled considerably more money into
President Kim Young-sam's successful 1992 campaign. Kim has denied the charges.
Roh Tae-woo was driven to Seoul detention centre.
The warrant is good for 20 days, during which time the prosecution can revise or add charges.
The detention period can be extended only once -- by another 20 days -- before Roh must be formally indicted.
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Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been arrested on corruption charges.
Roh admitted in a nationally televised address late last month that he amassed a 650 (m) million dollar slush fund during his term in office.
He also admitted he left office with 230 (m) million dollars in secret bank accounts.
The scandal has drawn in the nation's biggest conglomerates and threatens to topple several top politicians.
After twenty hours of interrogation, former President Roh Tae-woo emerged from the prosecutors' office.
He had just been issued an arrest warrant charging Roh with two counts of accepting bribes.
The first is 31 (m) million dollars from the Daewoo group in return for a major submarine depot and 300 (m) million from 30 top companies.
Prosecutors indicated that other people, including some top businessmen, could be arrested in connection with the scandal.
Roh has admitted taking money from businesses, claiming they were making donations. But prosecutors said they have evidence of bribery.
Roh is also suspected of having diverted some of his ill-gotten money to secret Swiss bank accounts.
It is the first time a former South Korean president has faced legal action for deeds committed while in office.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
I apologise deeply to the people of Korea. I will take full responsibility for this scandal and I am ready to accept any punishment. I am very sad that because of this scandal many businessmen have been through many difficulties. I would like to ask the Korean people to make sure that the businesses do not fall behind economically or internationally by looking after them and giving them strength and support. I'd like to tell the politicians one thing I will bear all the mistrust and conflict. I will take these with me. I will take any punishment. Please let this be a lesson to you. Do away with the distrust and conflict. Create a new political culture through understanding and cooperation. Let's leave this for the next generation. Thank you.
SUPER CAPTION: Roh Tae-woo
The scandal broke last month when an opposition legislator disclosed one of Roh's secret bank accounts.
Since then, prosecutors have questioned nearly 40 top businessmen who allegedly contributed money to the ex-president's slush fund.
Top opposition leader Kim Dae-jung has admitted he received 2.5 (m) million from Roh for his unsuccessful 1992 presidential campaign, seriously tarnishing his image.
He also claimed that Roh funnelled considerably more money into
President Kim Young-sam's successful 1992 campaign. Kim has denied the charges.
Roh Tae-woo was driven to Seoul detention centre.
The warrant is good for 20 days, during which time the prosecution can revise or add charges.
The detention period can be extended only once -- by another 20 days -- before Roh must be formally indicted.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT'S DOO HWAN & ROH TAE WOO TRIAL
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On trial for mutiny and treason, former South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan denied Monday he had staged a coup 16 years ago.
During a seve...
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On trial for mutiny and treason, former South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan denied Monday he had staged a coup 16 years ago.
During a seven-hour court session, Chun and prosecutors clashed - Chun claiming he seized power only to stop "rebel" generals and a possible North Korean attack.
Chun and his successor as president, Roh Tae-woo, both face
charges relating to the military coup and the brutal Kwangju massacre that followed.
Monday was the second session of the treason and mutiny trial of the former South Korean presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo.
The trial opened a week ago with Roh defending himself.
As the buses carried the two men to court protestors hurled eggs at the vehicles.
It's a trial that's incensed many South Koreans who say they've been waiting for 15 years to see the two men brought to justice.
Security is tight surrounding the trial.
Riot police chased down the egg-throwers.
Outside the courthouse, about 20 people were arrested for trying to march into the building, shouting for stern punishment.
The two ex-generals ruled South Korea from 1980 to 1993, a politically turbulent period.
Chun and Roh, face charges stemming from an alleged coup in 1979 and a military crackdown at Kwangju that killed or wounded hundreds of pro-democracy protesters the following year.
Queues outside the courtroom in Seoul are lengthy.
Those allocated a seat Monday heard Chun deny the charge that he had masterminded the 1979 coup.
He argued that "rebel" generals at the time who were planning an artillery attack to threaten the presidential palace had to be stopped.
He said their attack would have led to a civil war and given North Korea a good chance to attack the South.
Chun and Roh also are being tried separately on charges of
bribery.
The trial is being heard by three judges, who have adjourned proceedings until next Monday.
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On trial for mutiny and treason, former South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan denied Monday he had staged a coup 16 years ago.
During a seven-hour court session, Chun and prosecutors clashed - Chun claiming he seized power only to stop "rebel" generals and a possible North Korean attack.
Chun and his successor as president, Roh Tae-woo, both face
charges relating to the military coup and the brutal Kwangju massacre that followed.
Monday was the second session of the treason and mutiny trial of the former South Korean presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo.
The trial opened a week ago with Roh defending himself.
As the buses carried the two men to court protestors hurled eggs at the vehicles.
It's a trial that's incensed many South Koreans who say they've been waiting for 15 years to see the two men brought to justice.
Security is tight surrounding the trial.
Riot police chased down the egg-throwers.
Outside the courthouse, about 20 people were arrested for trying to march into the building, shouting for stern punishment.
The two ex-generals ruled South Korea from 1980 to 1993, a politically turbulent period.
Chun and Roh, face charges stemming from an alleged coup in 1979 and a military crackdown at Kwangju that killed or wounded hundreds of pro-democracy protesters the following year.
Queues outside the courtroom in Seoul are lengthy.
Those allocated a seat Monday heard Chun deny the charge that he had masterminded the 1979 coup.
He argued that "rebel" generals at the time who were planning an artillery attack to threaten the presidential palace had to be stopped.
He said their attack would have led to a civil war and given North Korea a good chance to attack the South.
Chun and Roh also are being tried separately on charges of
bribery.
The trial is being heard by three judges, who have adjourned proceedings until next Monday.
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS UPDATE
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Prosecutors have grilled former South Korean president Roh Tae-woo for the second time in connection with a huge slush fund scandal that has rocked the country.
If he is found guilty of corruption, Roh faces a three year jail sentence.
Roh, a former army general, looked grim as he arrived at the Seoul Prosecutor's office on Wednesday.
He gave no comment to the gathering of journalists waiting outside.
Today's events followed weeks of interrogation by prosecutors of South Korea's business community.
They allegedly gave 650 (m) million U-S dollars to the slush fund that Roh has admitted gathering during his five years in office.
All businessmen questioned so far have admitted giving money to Roh, but deny that they were bribes for winning lucrative government contracts.
Prosecutors have indicated they have found evidence of bribery.
The summons, the second since in just over two weeks, came earlier than expected and aroused speculation that it would lead to Roh's arrest.
If so, it would make him the first ex-president to be arrested for misdeeds while in office.
If Roh is found guilty, he faces a jail term of up to three years.
He denies the charge and says the slush fund was normal practice in Korean politics and a practice followed by all of his military-backed predecessors.
Opposition parties claim the money was also funnelled into current President Kim Young-sam's successful 1992 campaign.
Kim has denied the charges.
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Prosecutors have grilled former South Korean president Roh Tae-woo for the second time in connection with a huge slush fund scandal that has rocked the country.
If he is found guilty of corruption, Roh faces a three year jail sentence.
Roh, a former army general, looked grim as he arrived at the Seoul Prosecutor's office on Wednesday.
He gave no comment to the gathering of journalists waiting outside.
Today's events followed weeks of interrogation by prosecutors of South Korea's business community.
They allegedly gave 650 (m) million U-S dollars to the slush fund that Roh has admitted gathering during his five years in office.
All businessmen questioned so far have admitted giving money to Roh, but deny that they were bribes for winning lucrative government contracts.
Prosecutors have indicated they have found evidence of bribery.
The summons, the second since in just over two weeks, came earlier than expected and aroused speculation that it would lead to Roh's arrest.
If so, it would make him the first ex-president to be arrested for misdeeds while in office.
If Roh is found guilty, he faces a jail term of up to three years.
He denies the charge and says the slush fund was normal practice in Korean politics and a practice followed by all of his military-backed predecessors.
Opposition parties claim the money was also funnelled into current President Kim Young-sam's successful 1992 campaign.
Kim has denied the charges.
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South Korea - Roh Tae-Woo Indictment
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STORY: ROH TAE-WOO
LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA
DATE: 5 DECEMBER 1995
DURATION: 1.04
Former president indicted on bribery charges
Forme...
T/I 10:39:36
STORY: ROH TAE-WOO
LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA
DATE: 5 DECEMBER 1995
DURATION: 1.04
Former president indicted on bribery charges
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery
charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12). He is said to have taken
millions of dollars in backhanders during his term in office from
1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a
$551 million slush fund, including $373 million in bribes from
businessmen. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the
government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on
related corruption charges. The arrests have rocked the Korean
political scene and may eventually reach as far as current
president Kim Young-Sam, who allegedly made deals with Roh and his
predecessor Chun Doo-Huan over investigations into the Kwang-Ju
massacre. Reports say prosecutors have also uncovered a huge slush
fund belonging to Chun, which may be even larger than Roh's.
SHOWS:
(SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 5/12) Former President Roh Tae-Woo
leaving main prosecutor's office. Chief prosecutor investigating
Roh Tae-Woo scandal, Ahn Kang, SOT (in Korean) announcing that Roh
received approximately US $545 million in total bribes and that
the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on
corruption charges related to the cash-for-favour deals over the
years. CA journalists.
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T/I 10:39:36
STORY: ROH TAE-WOO
LOCATION: SOUTH KOREA
DATE: 5 DECEMBER 1995
DURATION: 1.04
Former president indicted on bribery charges
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery
charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12). He is said to have taken
millions of dollars in backhanders during his term in office from
1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a
$551 million slush fund, including $373 million in bribes from
businessmen. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the
government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on
related corruption charges. The arrests have rocked the Korean
political scene and may eventually reach as far as current
president Kim Young-Sam, who allegedly made deals with Roh and his
predecessor Chun Doo-Huan over investigations into the Kwang-Ju
massacre. Reports say prosecutors have also uncovered a huge slush
fund belonging to Chun, which may be even larger than Roh's.
SHOWS:
(SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 5/12) Former President Roh Tae-Woo
leaving main prosecutor's office. Chief prosecutor investigating
Roh Tae-Woo scandal, Ahn Kang, SOT (in Korean) announcing that Roh
received approximately US $545 million in total bribes and that
the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on
corruption charges related to the cash-for-favour deals over the
years. CA journalists.
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South Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo Starts
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T/I: 10:17:31
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) to face corruption charges re...
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Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) to face corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office.
SHOWS:
bus through gates leaving detention house, bus on road,
bus arrives at court, roh tae woo out of bus and into court, roh
tae woo walking and hiding his wrists in his sleeves, media scrum,
Lee Keun Hee, Chairman of Samsung Business group arriving, Son of
president roh tae woo (Loh Jae Hun) arriving, exteriors court,
interior court room, judge, CU Woo's back and everyone in court
standing, spooling, interiors of court, media in court,
2.39
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T/I: 10:17:31
Disgraced former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo went on trial at the Seoul Criminal Court on Monday (18/12) to face corruption charges relating to an illegal slush fund accumulated from bribes during his 1988-1993 term of office.
SHOWS:
bus through gates leaving detention house, bus on road,
bus arrives at court, roh tae woo out of bus and into court, roh
tae woo walking and hiding his wrists in his sleeves, media scrum,
Lee Keun Hee, Chairman of Samsung Business group arriving, Son of
president roh tae woo (Loh Jae Hun) arriving, exteriors court,
interior court room, judge, CU Woo's back and everyone in court
standing, spooling, interiors of court, media in court,
2.39
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAIL
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Former South Korean President Roh Tae Woo has been paid a visit in jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun who has reported his father to be in good health.
In a scandal that has rocked South Korea the former president is being held in detention on charges of accepting huge bribes from businessmen in return for awarding lucrative projects during his presidency.
Roh, a former army general, was jailed last week on bribery charges, becoming the first South Korean president to face legal action for misdeeds in office.
If convicted, he could face 10 years to life in prison.
A visit to the jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun on Thursday attracted huge media interest.
Roh Jai Hyun refused to say anything to reporters except that his father was in good health and that they did not discuss the corruption allegations against him.
The visit has come as South Korean president Kim Young Sam has ruled he will pass a law allowing punishment for the controversial Kwangju attack in 1980 in which Roh was involved.
Roh then an army general headed the junta that ordered crack troops to stop an uprising ...200 people were killed.
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Former South Korean President Roh Tae Woo has been paid a visit in jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun who has reported his father to be in good health.
In a scandal that has rocked South Korea the former president is being held in detention on charges of accepting huge bribes from businessmen in return for awarding lucrative projects during his presidency.
Roh, a former army general, was jailed last week on bribery charges, becoming the first South Korean president to face legal action for misdeeds in office.
If convicted, he could face 10 years to life in prison.
A visit to the jail by his son Roh Jai Hyun on Thursday attracted huge media interest.
Roh Jai Hyun refused to say anything to reporters except that his father was in good health and that they did not discuss the corruption allegations against him.
The visit has come as South Korean president Kim Young Sam has ruled he will pass a law allowing punishment for the controversial Kwangju attack in 1980 in which Roh was involved.
Roh then an army general headed the junta that ordered crack troops to stop an uprising ...200 people were killed.
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S.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush Fund
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T/I: 10:03:08
South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo apologized to the nation for accumulating a sl...
T/I: 10:03:08
South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo apologized to the nation for accumulating a slush fund of $650 million while in office. Roh said he had only $180 million left. "I, Roh Tae-Woo, stand here to apologise to the people and confess contritely to raising a political fund," he said in a 10-minute nationally televised address from his home in Seoul. "I feel ashamed and full of remorse for betraying the expectations of the people," said Roh who served as president from 1987 to 1993. He said the political fund totalled $650 million, and was raised mainly in donations from businessmen. Most was used for political activities such as party operations, he said.
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SEOUL, S. KOREA, 27/10
people gathered outside roh's home
journalists gathered
roh into reception room
microphone placed on podium
roh bows and unfolds paper
sot roh delivering apology as above
roh out of room
people watching roh speech on television
roh walks off
banks where roh held accounts
people working inside a bank (not bank above)
people watching tv at the train station.
3.15 ENDS
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T/I: 10:03:08
South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo apologized to the nation for accumulating a slush fund of $650 million while in office. Roh said he had only $180 million left. "I, Roh Tae-Woo, stand here to apologise to the people and confess contritely to raising a political fund," he said in a 10-minute nationally televised address from his home in Seoul. "I feel ashamed and full of remorse for betraying the expectations of the people," said Roh who served as president from 1987 to 1993. He said the political fund totalled $650 million, and was raised mainly in donations from businessmen. Most was used for political activities such as party operations, he said.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, S. KOREA, 27/10
people gathered outside roh's home
journalists gathered
roh into reception room
microphone placed on podium
roh bows and unfolds paper
sot roh delivering apology as above
roh out of room
people watching roh speech on television
roh walks off
banks where roh held accounts
people working inside a bank (not bank above)
people watching tv at the train station.
3.15 ENDS
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SOUTH KOREA: STUDENT PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICE
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In Korea, protestors demanding that two former Presidents be punished for the deaths of more than 200 pro-democracy activists have clashed with police.
Violence flared in the capital Seoul during a demonstration to demand action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh-Tae-woo.
The demonstrators hurled petrol bombs at police who replied with tear gas.
Korean students have taken their anger to the streets.
About four-thousand students hurled fire bombs and swung metal pipes in clashes with police Monday.
Police wearing fireproof clothing, shields and nightsticks, fired dozens of volleys of tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Many of the students wore gas masks and bandannas over their faces to prevent being identified.
The protesters are demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be punished for the deaths of more than 200 civilians during a pro-democracy uprising 15 years ago.
It was the latest in a series of violent confrontations aimed at pressuring the National Assembly into passing a special law to punish the former presidents.
The students are also angry at President Kim Young-sam, who is a former dissident.
Kim has urged reconciliation - suggesting his predecessors be judged by history.
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In Korea, protestors demanding that two former Presidents be punished for the deaths of more than 200 pro-democracy activists have clashed with police.
Violence flared in the capital Seoul during a demonstration to demand action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh-Tae-woo.
The demonstrators hurled petrol bombs at police who replied with tear gas.
Korean students have taken their anger to the streets.
About four-thousand students hurled fire bombs and swung metal pipes in clashes with police Monday.
Police wearing fireproof clothing, shields and nightsticks, fired dozens of volleys of tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Many of the students wore gas masks and bandannas over their faces to prevent being identified.
The protesters are demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be punished for the deaths of more than 200 civilians during a pro-democracy uprising 15 years ago.
It was the latest in a series of violent confrontations aimed at pressuring the National Assembly into passing a special law to punish the former presidents.
The students are also angry at President Kim Young-sam, who is a former dissident.
Kim has urged reconciliation - suggesting his predecessors be judged by history.
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S.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before Prison
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T/I: 10:57:55 GS 10:24:24
Former South Korean president, Roh Tae-Woo, was arrested on
Thursday (16/11) on corruption charges. Roh stunned millio...
T/I: 10:57:55 GS 10:24:24
Former South Korean president, Roh Tae-Woo, was arrested on
Thursday (16/11) on corruption charges. Roh stunned millions watching the arrest live on TV by emerging head-high, using his last minutes of freedom to urge his country's politicians to mend their ways."I am to blame for all this," said Roh, adding: "I have a word to you politicians -- please work together, so that a new political
culture can take root."
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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 15-16/11
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 15/11
00:00 MS Roh Tae-Woo shakes hands with son and brother
00:11 MS Roh gets into car
00:14 WS car pulls away as Roh's son and brother bow
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 16/11
00:18 MS Roh exits prosecutor's office
00:22 WS Roh speaking to reporters, then makes for car
00:34 MS Roh gets into car
00:38 WS car with Roh pulls away and heads for prison
00:48 Tracking shot alongside car
00:52 MS car carrying Roh arrives at the prison.
00:55 WS police gather round car
01:05 ENDS
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T/I: 10:57:55 GS 10:24:24
Former South Korean president, Roh Tae-Woo, was arrested on
Thursday (16/11) on corruption charges. Roh stunned millions watching the arrest live on TV by emerging head-high, using his last minutes of freedom to urge his country's politicians to mend their ways."I am to blame for all this," said Roh, adding: "I have a word to you politicians -- please work together, so that a new political
culture can take root."
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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 15-16/11
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 15/11
00:00 MS Roh Tae-Woo shakes hands with son and brother
00:11 MS Roh gets into car
00:14 WS car pulls away as Roh's son and brother bow
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 16/11
00:18 MS Roh exits prosecutor's office
00:22 WS Roh speaking to reporters, then makes for car
00:34 MS Roh gets into car
00:38 WS car with Roh pulls away and heads for prison
00:48 Tracking shot alongside car
00:52 MS car carrying Roh arrives at the prison.
00:55 WS police gather round car
01:05 ENDS
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SOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICE
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Radical students in South Korea have been staging violent demonstrations after declaring an "Anti America" day.
They clashed with police f...
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Radical students in South Korea have been staging violent demonstrations after declaring an "Anti America" day.
They clashed with police for the second day running.
Violence flared again as they demanded action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh -Tae - woo for the deaths of hundreds of civilians.
The students accuse the U-S of condoning the killings, which took place 15 years ago.
Washington denies it.
South Korean students again took their anger to the streets of the capital Seoul on Tuesday - the second day in a row.
The student activist group `Hanchongryon' had designated Tuesday as "Anti America Day" called for a day of action.
The protesters were demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be punished for the deaths of more than 200 civilians during a pro-democracy uprising 15 years ago.
Chun and Roh had headed the regime that sent troops to suppress the uprising.
Riot police, wearing fireproof clothing, shields and nightsticks, confronted the students.
The trouble started when police blocked about 300 students trying to march on the homes of the former presidents.
Most of the students wore gas masks and bandannas over their faces to prevent being identified and were armed with rocks and metal pipes.
Some of the estimated 200 petrol bombs they had threw found their mark.
They left the street in front of Hongik University streaked with blazes.
The police charged the students and fired dozens of volleys of tear gas to try to disperse them.
It was the latest in a series of violent confrontations aimed at pressuring the National Assembly into passing a special law to punish the former presidents.
More than 200 people were killed and thousands more injured during the 10-day crackdown ordered by Chun and Roh, who had come to power six months earlier in a coup.
Earlier on Tuesday, the students, chanting "Punish the butchers", students burnt paper effigies of the ex-presidents and current President Kim Young-sa.
They also burned an effigy draped in a U-S flag.
Activists have accused the U-S military of having condoned the troop deployment - Washington has denied any involvement.
Move violence is expected on Friday when an opposition party's bill on the issue is to be voted on.
Students have also called for a two-day boycott of classes starting Friday, and said they will hold mass rally.
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Radical students in South Korea have been staging violent demonstrations after declaring an "Anti America" day.
They clashed with police for the second day running.
Violence flared again as they demanded action against former Presidents Chin Doo-hwan and Roh -Tae - woo for the deaths of hundreds of civilians.
The students accuse the U-S of condoning the killings, which took place 15 years ago.
Washington denies it.
South Korean students again took their anger to the streets of the capital Seoul on Tuesday - the second day in a row.
The student activist group `Hanchongryon' had designated Tuesday as "Anti America Day" called for a day of action.
The protesters were demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be punished for the deaths of more than 200 civilians during a pro-democracy uprising 15 years ago.
Chun and Roh had headed the regime that sent troops to suppress the uprising.
Riot police, wearing fireproof clothing, shields and nightsticks, confronted the students.
The trouble started when police blocked about 300 students trying to march on the homes of the former presidents.
Most of the students wore gas masks and bandannas over their faces to prevent being identified and were armed with rocks and metal pipes.
Some of the estimated 200 petrol bombs they had threw found their mark.
They left the street in front of Hongik University streaked with blazes.
The police charged the students and fired dozens of volleys of tear gas to try to disperse them.
It was the latest in a series of violent confrontations aimed at pressuring the National Assembly into passing a special law to punish the former presidents.
More than 200 people were killed and thousands more injured during the 10-day crackdown ordered by Chun and Roh, who had come to power six months earlier in a coup.
Earlier on Tuesday, the students, chanting "Punish the butchers", students burnt paper effigies of the ex-presidents and current President Kim Young-sa.
They also burned an effigy draped in a U-S flag.
Activists have accused the U-S military of having condoned the troop deployment - Washington has denied any involvement.
Move violence is expected on Friday when an opposition party's bill on the issue is to be voted on.
Students have also called for a two-day boycott of classes starting Friday, and said they will hold mass rally.
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: STUDENTS CLASH WITH RIOT POLICE
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South Korean students battled with riot police in Seoul on Monday, calling for tougher action against former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh ...
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South Korean students battled with riot police in Seoul on Monday, calling for tougher action against former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo.
It follow a decision by President Kim Young-sam to enact special legislation to prosecute those involved in the so-called Kwangju massacre.
While welcoming the move, student radicals demanded firmer action, including the immediate arrest of Chun Doo-hwan.
Hundreds of stick-wielding students demanding the immediate arrest of former president Chun Doo-hwan clashed violently with teargas shooting riot police outside Seoul's Yonsei University on Monday.
About four-hundred students tried to march towards the home of the former president, but 1,500 riot police ringed the sprawling campus and fired tear gas.
The radical students vowed to arrest and punish Chun on their own.
Chun and his successor, Rho Tae-woo are seen as two of the masterminds behind the crackdown of the 1980 Kwangju civilian uprising.
Roh Tae-woo is in already jail on recent corruption charges.
Chun and Roh, then army generals, violently brought down the democratic movement in the Southern city of Kwangju in May of 1980.
By official count, at least 240 people were killed and more than 1,800 others injured or wounded in the bloodiest uprising in modern Korean history.
Dissidents claim the death toll was much higher.
The demonstrating students shouted 'Arrest Chun Doo-hwan!', while jabbing their fists in the air.
Many of the students wore handkerchiefs to fend off the acrid tear gas.
The clashes continued most of the day around the university in Seoul.
About 20 militant students were injured and at least two arrested.
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South Korean students battled with riot police in Seoul on Monday, calling for tougher action against former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo.
It follow a decision by President Kim Young-sam to enact special legislation to prosecute those involved in the so-called Kwangju massacre.
While welcoming the move, student radicals demanded firmer action, including the immediate arrest of Chun Doo-hwan.
Hundreds of stick-wielding students demanding the immediate arrest of former president Chun Doo-hwan clashed violently with teargas shooting riot police outside Seoul's Yonsei University on Monday.
About four-hundred students tried to march towards the home of the former president, but 1,500 riot police ringed the sprawling campus and fired tear gas.
The radical students vowed to arrest and punish Chun on their own.
Chun and his successor, Rho Tae-woo are seen as two of the masterminds behind the crackdown of the 1980 Kwangju civilian uprising.
Roh Tae-woo is in already jail on recent corruption charges.
Chun and Roh, then army generals, violently brought down the democratic movement in the Southern city of Kwangju in May of 1980.
By official count, at least 240 people were killed and more than 1,800 others injured or wounded in the bloodiest uprising in modern Korean history.
Dissidents claim the death toll was much higher.
The demonstrating students shouted 'Arrest Chun Doo-hwan!', while jabbing their fists in the air.
Many of the students wore handkerchiefs to fend off the acrid tear gas.
The clashes continued most of the day around the university in Seoul.
About 20 militant students were injured and at least two arrested.
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SOUTH KOREA: DEMOCRATIC FAMILY ASSOCIATION DEMONSTRATION
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South Korean police have arrested protesters who occupied a national monument in Seoul demanding two former presidents stand trial for a 1980 ...
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South Korean police have arrested protesters who occupied a national monument in Seoul demanding two former presidents stand trial for a 1980 pro-democracy massacre.
But the South Korean government has consistently denied the two former presidents Generals Chun Doo-Hwan and Roh Tae Woo were involved.
Protesters from the Democratic Family Association occupied South Korea's most important national monument the South Gate, draped in the national flag and demanding two ex presidents Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae Woo stand trial.
Police tried to keep things calm, but violence soon flared.
The protesters claim Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae Woo, who were generals at the time, gave the go-ahead for the May 1980 shooting of democracy demonstrators in Kwang Ju which killed anything between 2-thousand and 10-thousand people.
Something the government has consistently refused to do.
After failing to talk the demonstrators down, riot police then stormed the monument and dragged them off. Several arrests were made.
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South Korean police have arrested protesters who occupied a national monument in Seoul demanding two former presidents stand trial for a 1980 pro-democracy massacre.
But the South Korean government has consistently denied the two former presidents Generals Chun Doo-Hwan and Roh Tae Woo were involved.
Protesters from the Democratic Family Association occupied South Korea's most important national monument the South Gate, draped in the national flag and demanding two ex presidents Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae Woo stand trial.
Police tried to keep things calm, but violence soon flared.
The protesters claim Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae Woo, who were generals at the time, gave the go-ahead for the May 1980 shooting of democracy demonstrators in Kwang Ju which killed anything between 2-thousand and 10-thousand people.
Something the government has consistently refused to do.
After failing to talk the demonstrators down, riot police then stormed the monument and dragged them off. Several arrests were made.
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SOUTH KOREA: RIOT POLICE CLASH WITH STUDENT DEMONSTRATORS
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Tens of thousands of students rallied in 15 South Korean cities on Saturday to demand that two former presidents be tried in connection with ...
English/Korean
Tens of thousands of students rallied in 15 South Korean cities on Saturday to demand that two former presidents be tried in connection with a 1980 massacre.
The students are angry that Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo have not been tried for ordering a military crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising that left at least 200 people dead in 1980.
Kicking and punching broke out as around ten-thousand students took to the streets of the South Korean capital Seoul to demonstrate.
Police used tear gas to push back groups of students as order broke down during the protest, aimed at getting two former presidents to be tried over a 1980 bloodbath.
Some 16-thousand riot police were on hand after fears that the protest could turn into a repeat of Friday's violence.
Then students throwing firebombs were repeatedly pelted with tear-gas cannisters by Police in running battles.
Despite some clashes between police and students, no serious fighting was reported on Saturday.
The students are demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be brought to trial for ordering a military crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising in 1980 which left 200 dead.
The students have little chance of persuading the ruling Democratic Liberal Party, but the opposition has sided with them.
Assemblyman Lee Bu-young is amongst those in the opposition party pushing for a trial.
SOUNDBITE:
"We want the Kwangju uprising should be rewritten in our history, in our own law of court. That should be punished but the murders can be pardoned or amnestied."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Bu-young, The Democratic Party
Saturday's demonstration started calmly as the protestors sat singing.
The leader of the national student activist group, Hanchongryon, told students about the military government's massacre which took place in the southern city of Kwangju.
SOUNDBITE:
"Finally in 1980, they committed the crime of killing 200 innocent people of Kwangju."
SUPER CAPTION: Chung, Tae-heung, President, Hanchongryon
The students, chanting "Punish the murderers!" marched three kilometers (two miles) down a busy downtown Seoul boulevard, bringing traffic to a standstill.
The protest continued for about five hours.
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English/Korean
Tens of thousands of students rallied in 15 South Korean cities on Saturday to demand that two former presidents be tried in connection with a 1980 massacre.
The students are angry that Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo have not been tried for ordering a military crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising that left at least 200 people dead in 1980.
Kicking and punching broke out as around ten-thousand students took to the streets of the South Korean capital Seoul to demonstrate.
Police used tear gas to push back groups of students as order broke down during the protest, aimed at getting two former presidents to be tried over a 1980 bloodbath.
Some 16-thousand riot police were on hand after fears that the protest could turn into a repeat of Friday's violence.
Then students throwing firebombs were repeatedly pelted with tear-gas cannisters by Police in running battles.
Despite some clashes between police and students, no serious fighting was reported on Saturday.
The students are demanding that former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo be brought to trial for ordering a military crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising in 1980 which left 200 dead.
The students have little chance of persuading the ruling Democratic Liberal Party, but the opposition has sided with them.
Assemblyman Lee Bu-young is amongst those in the opposition party pushing for a trial.
SOUNDBITE:
"We want the Kwangju uprising should be rewritten in our history, in our own law of court. That should be punished but the murders can be pardoned or amnestied."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Bu-young, The Democratic Party
Saturday's demonstration started calmly as the protestors sat singing.
The leader of the national student activist group, Hanchongryon, told students about the military government's massacre which took place in the southern city of Kwangju.
SOUNDBITE:
"Finally in 1980, they committed the crime of killing 200 innocent people of Kwangju."
SUPER CAPTION: Chung, Tae-heung, President, Hanchongryon
The students, chanting "Punish the murderers!" marched three kilometers (two miles) down a busy downtown Seoul boulevard, bringing traffic to a standstill.
The protest continued for about five hours.
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: FORMER PRESIDENTS INDICTED WITH TREASON
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Korean/Nat
Former South Korean Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo have been indicted with treason.
The charge is over their alleged involvement in ...
Korean/Nat
Former South Korean Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo have been indicted with treason.
The charge is over their alleged involvement in the massacre of hundreds of civilians nearly 16 years ago.
The indictment wraps up nearly two months of government investigations into the so-called 'Kwangju Massacre' in which hundreds of people were killed or wounded.
The announcement was made by prosecutor Lee Jong Chan.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The prosecution has indicted the two former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo on charges of masterminding the coup and accepting bribes during their years as presidents. This additional charge of treason will have the former presidents stand trial on three charges."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo were childhood friends who followed each other to the presidency and who may now follow each other to prison.
Chun and Roh seized power in a 1979 military coup, following the assassination of their mentor - President Park Chung-hee - by his security chief.
Also indicted at the same time were six former army generals, who are accused of helping to crush pro-democracy protests by hundreds of thousands of people in the southern city of Kwangju in 1980.
Another three or four more former generals who are now members of the National Assembly are also expected to be arrested in the near future.
All could face the death penalty - which theoretically would be mandatory for Chun as the alleged ringleader - although observers consider it unlikely.
The uprising in Kwangju was bloodily suppressed by tanks and troops.
The official death toll was 240 with more than 18 hundred others injured and wounded.
It was the bloodiest massacre in South Korean history.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The same year - from May 18 to May 27 - when the people of Kwangju protested for an end to the military junta and the removal of Chun Doo-hwan Chun and Roh called in the special forces and gave orders to kill to suppress the uprising."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
The crackdown helped Chun and Roh to consolidate their power.
Chun became President in 1980 and Roh replaced him eight years later.
The Kwangju massacre is still shrouded in mystery.
No-one knows how many people were really killed or who gave the order to the army to open fire.
But investigators believe they are finally getting closer to the truth.
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wn.com/South Korea Seoul Former Presidents Indicted With Treason
Korean/Nat
Former South Korean Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo have been indicted with treason.
The charge is over their alleged involvement in the massacre of hundreds of civilians nearly 16 years ago.
The indictment wraps up nearly two months of government investigations into the so-called 'Kwangju Massacre' in which hundreds of people were killed or wounded.
The announcement was made by prosecutor Lee Jong Chan.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The prosecution has indicted the two former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo on charges of masterminding the coup and accepting bribes during their years as presidents. This additional charge of treason will have the former presidents stand trial on three charges."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Woo were childhood friends who followed each other to the presidency and who may now follow each other to prison.
Chun and Roh seized power in a 1979 military coup, following the assassination of their mentor - President Park Chung-hee - by his security chief.
Also indicted at the same time were six former army generals, who are accused of helping to crush pro-democracy protests by hundreds of thousands of people in the southern city of Kwangju in 1980.
Another three or four more former generals who are now members of the National Assembly are also expected to be arrested in the near future.
All could face the death penalty - which theoretically would be mandatory for Chun as the alleged ringleader - although observers consider it unlikely.
The uprising in Kwangju was bloodily suppressed by tanks and troops.
The official death toll was 240 with more than 18 hundred others injured and wounded.
It was the bloodiest massacre in South Korean history.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The same year - from May 18 to May 27 - when the people of Kwangju protested for an end to the military junta and the removal of Chun Doo-hwan Chun and Roh called in the special forces and gave orders to kill to suppress the uprising."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Jong Chan, Head of Investigation, Seoul District Prosecutor's Office
The crackdown helped Chun and Roh to consolidate their power.
Chun became President in 1980 and Roh replaced him eight years later.
The Kwangju massacre is still shrouded in mystery.
No-one knows how many people were really killed or who gave the order to the army to open fire.
But investigators believe they are finally getting closer to the truth.
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South Korea - Court upholds prison sentences
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I: 10:34:49
South Korea's Supreme Court on Thursday (17/4) upheld a life sentence against former president Chun Doo-Hwan and a 17-year prison term agai...
T/I: 10:34:49
South Korea's Supreme Court on Thursday (17/4) upheld a life sentence against former president Chun Doo-Hwan and a 17-year prison term against his successor Roh Tae-Woo for treason, mutiny and corruption.
"Under no circumstances can the overthrow of a government by violence be justified," the 13-judge panel said in its ruling, referring to the 1979 coup that launched Chun, a former army general, to power.
At their trial in August last year, Chun was sentenced to death and Roh to 22-and--half year's jail, but the sentences were reduced by an appeals court in December.
Chun was convicted of leading a 1979 military mutiny and an insurrection that led to the masscre of pro-democracy protestors in Kwangju in 1980. Roh was convicted of playing key roles in the mutiny and insurrection.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 26/08/96
Former president Roh Tae Woo arriving at court for his sentence under escort;
Former president Chun Doo-hwan arriving at court for his sentence under escort;
Judges filing into court;
Roh and Chun enter court and stand for their sentence to be delivered;
Judge delivering death sentence (later commuted to prison sentences); Koreans watching court proceedings on television;
KWANGJU 1980
tanks rolling down street;
ws of soldiers in riot gear;
tear gas in the air;
students with guns on trucks;
ms of students on truck;
soldiers crouched next to building;
dead body on ground;
people being led away;
soldiers kicking students;
female student tied up to dead bodies on ground;
bodies on ground;
2.19
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T/I: 10:34:49
South Korea's Supreme Court on Thursday (17/4) upheld a life sentence against former president Chun Doo-Hwan and a 17-year prison term against his successor Roh Tae-Woo for treason, mutiny and corruption.
"Under no circumstances can the overthrow of a government by violence be justified," the 13-judge panel said in its ruling, referring to the 1979 coup that launched Chun, a former army general, to power.
At their trial in August last year, Chun was sentenced to death and Roh to 22-and--half year's jail, but the sentences were reduced by an appeals court in December.
Chun was convicted of leading a 1979 military mutiny and an insurrection that led to the masscre of pro-democracy protestors in Kwangju in 1980. Roh was convicted of playing key roles in the mutiny and insurrection.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 26/08/96
Former president Roh Tae Woo arriving at court for his sentence under escort;
Former president Chun Doo-hwan arriving at court for his sentence under escort;
Judges filing into court;
Roh and Chun enter court and stand for their sentence to be delivered;
Judge delivering death sentence (later commuted to prison sentences); Koreans watching court proceedings on television;
KWANGJU 1980
tanks rolling down street;
ws of soldiers in riot gear;
tear gas in the air;
students with guns on trucks;
ms of students on truck;
soldiers crouched next to building;
dead body on ground;
people being led away;
soldiers kicking students;
female student tied up to dead bodies on ground;
bodies on ground;
2.19
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS GO ON TRIAL
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Korean/Nat
Two former military strongmen, who led South Korea through one of its most turbulent eras in the 1980s, went on trial together over their bloody s...
Korean/Nat
Two former military strongmen, who led South Korea through one of its most turbulent eras in the 1980s, went on trial together over their bloody seizure of power 16 years ago.
The two former South Korean presidents, Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo are accused of mutiny and treason and their appearance in court provoked an angry demonstration outside.
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo wearing prisoners' uniforms and white rubber shoes were led into the packed courtroom.
The two former army generals had arrived at the court five minutes apart.
Surrounded by about a dozen court officials, they did not answer any questions by reporters.
Unlike most other prisoners, they were not handcuffed, apparently out of deference to their former positions.
It is the first time in South Korean history that two former presidents have faced trial together for alleged wrongdoing in office.
They are charged with mutiny and treason and are already on trial separately on charges of bribery.
The two ex-presidents, childhood friends and later military companions, sat side by side in the first row of the defendants' seats.
More than 200 spectators, family members and reporters are here for "the trial of the century" as the local media have dubbed it.
One of those watching the trial closely is Kang Wee-seuk who writes for Taiwan's Joong-Ang Daily News. Kang says the trial is unique and that in every aspect that it is a "global trial".
He said the Korean people are behind this "historical correcting" process because of their concern for the future but he also expressed sympathy for those on trial.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean )
This is the first step into correcting what is bad in the history of 20th century. In some sense, the two people on trial are the sacrificial lamb in the cleansing process."
SUPERCAPTION: Kang Wee-seuk, Joong-Ang Daily News
However, the consensus seems to be that this trial is inevitable and that it had to happen.
Outside the courtroom, emotions were running high and at least six people were arrested by police as they tried to throw rocks and eggs toward the two ex-presidents' buses.
Dozens of other protesters shouted for the men's deaths. If convicted they may indeed face the death penalty, but execution is considered unlikely.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
The present government should not use this trial to their advantage. Instead, they should allow the lawyers to conduct a fair and just trial."
SUPER CAPTION: Roh Byung-chan, Businessman
The two former generals are accused of masterminding a 1979 coup that brought them to power, and a bloody military crackdown several months later that killed 240 pro-democracy protesters.
Their trial on mutiny and treason charges is the most striking development in current President Kim Young-sam's efforts to come to terms with South Korea's recent history of corruption, successive coups and harsh, authoritarian rule.
Chun, president from 1980 to 1988, seized power in a coup following the assassination of his and Roh's mentor, President Park Chung-hee, by Park's intelligence chief in late 1979. Roh succeeded Chun as president from 1988 to 1993.
Prosecutors say Chun's taking of power was a mutiny because his junta arrested the then martial law commander at gunpoint before forcing President Choi to approve the arrest.
Chun has denied the charges, saying that his group, leading the military's investigation of Park's assassination, found the martial law commander involved in corruption and that Choi was not under duress when he approved the arrest.
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Two former military strongmen, who led South Korea through one of its most turbulent eras in the 1980s, went on trial together over their bloody seizure of power 16 years ago.
The two former South Korean presidents, Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo are accused of mutiny and treason and their appearance in court provoked an angry demonstration outside.
Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo wearing prisoners' uniforms and white rubber shoes were led into the packed courtroom.
The two former army generals had arrived at the court five minutes apart.
Surrounded by about a dozen court officials, they did not answer any questions by reporters.
Unlike most other prisoners, they were not handcuffed, apparently out of deference to their former positions.
It is the first time in South Korean history that two former presidents have faced trial together for alleged wrongdoing in office.
They are charged with mutiny and treason and are already on trial separately on charges of bribery.
The two ex-presidents, childhood friends and later military companions, sat side by side in the first row of the defendants' seats.
More than 200 spectators, family members and reporters are here for "the trial of the century" as the local media have dubbed it.
One of those watching the trial closely is Kang Wee-seuk who writes for Taiwan's Joong-Ang Daily News. Kang says the trial is unique and that in every aspect that it is a "global trial".
He said the Korean people are behind this "historical correcting" process because of their concern for the future but he also expressed sympathy for those on trial.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean )
This is the first step into correcting what is bad in the history of 20th century. In some sense, the two people on trial are the sacrificial lamb in the cleansing process."
SUPERCAPTION: Kang Wee-seuk, Joong-Ang Daily News
However, the consensus seems to be that this trial is inevitable and that it had to happen.
Outside the courtroom, emotions were running high and at least six people were arrested by police as they tried to throw rocks and eggs toward the two ex-presidents' buses.
Dozens of other protesters shouted for the men's deaths. If convicted they may indeed face the death penalty, but execution is considered unlikely.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
The present government should not use this trial to their advantage. Instead, they should allow the lawyers to conduct a fair and just trial."
SUPER CAPTION: Roh Byung-chan, Businessman
The two former generals are accused of masterminding a 1979 coup that brought them to power, and a bloody military crackdown several months later that killed 240 pro-democracy protesters.
Their trial on mutiny and treason charges is the most striking development in current President Kim Young-sam's efforts to come to terms with South Korea's recent history of corruption, successive coups and harsh, authoritarian rule.
Chun, president from 1980 to 1988, seized power in a coup following the assassination of his and Roh's mentor, President Park Chung-hee, by Park's intelligence chief in late 1979. Roh succeeded Chun as president from 1988 to 1993.
Prosecutors say Chun's taking of power was a mutiny because his junta arrested the then martial law commander at gunpoint before forcing President Choi to approve the arrest.
Chun has denied the charges, saying that his group, leading the military's investigation of Park's assassination, found the martial law commander involved in corruption and that Choi was not under duress when he approved the arrest.
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G27028902
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}QUOTE REF CHINA/S KOREA: US Presdt George Bush vists China's top ldrs
GS27028902 in Beijing and visits S. Korean Presdt Roh Tae Woo amdist
27.2.89 ...
}QUOTE REF CHINA/S KOREA: US Presdt George Bush vists China's top ldrs
GS27028902 in Beijing and visits S. Korean Presdt Roh Tae Woo amdist
27.2.89 violent anti-US demonstrations; depicts Presdt Bush and wife
Barbara in Beijing; Chinese spectators watching on; Bush's
meet Premier Li Peng & exchange gifts;Presdt Bush giving
sermon in Protestant Church; Bush's meet Pty ldr Deng
Xiao Ping; S.Korea Bush's meet Presdt Roh Tae-Woo; Bush
addresses National Assembly urging them to do more trade
with the US; student demos and clashes in streets at his
presence. Date Shot: 25-27.2.89
Engl comm + sp US POOL/WTN 4.14mins
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SHOWS
CHINA la Barbara Bush and Geroge Bush (US Prsdt) dow steps of 'Air
Beijing Force' Pull OUt; la Bush's down steps Tilt Down as james
Airport Baker (Sec of State) behind;
City tms sea of bicycles in street as slowed down by Bush
Centre motorcade;tms Bush Limo stops and security men run R-L;
Tien au men lms Portrait of Mao Tse Tung on wall under large pagoda Pull
Square Out as Bush and delegation on walkabout;tms crowd of Chinese
spectators; tcms spectators as some wave tiny red flags; tms
Side Bush shaking supporters across barrier; ms Bush stands
on running board of limo and wave to crowd;
int tms Bush's being presented with bicycles by Chinese
Premier Li Peng; tcms Bush Pull Out as sits on bike and
poses for press; tcms pair of Texas cowboy boots adorned
with US & Chinese flags held Pull Out as Li Peng examines &
comments;
Great Hall vs Bush's greet and toast with Presdt Li Xiannian and wife;
of the
People
26.2.89
Beijing tms congregation singing hymn SoT as military man in f/g;
Protestant tcms old man blinking as singing heard SoT; cms George Bush
Church giving sermon; la Bush at pulpit as Barbara sits in b/g on
dais;
Great Hall tbv Bush greets Premier Li Peng Zoom In as shakes;
of the tcms Party ldr Deng Xiao Ping seated Pull Out as raises
People toast to George Bush next (interpretor SoT); tms Chinese
orchestra playing 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' Pull Out SoT;
Former tms Barbara Bush sitting at table chatting Chinese women;
Imperial tms traditional dancers performing on stage Zoom In and Pull
Palace Out;
ext
Bejing tcms car Zoom In Prince Norodom Sihanouk (Presdt
anti-Vietnam resistance in Kampuchea) out of car in bv Pan
L-R as greets Premier Li Peng and turns waving and smiling
Pan L-R as turns and shakes US Sec State James Baker;
int cms Bush seated at photcall Pan L-R Prince Sihanouk Pull
Out; (US POOL)
27.2.89
S.KOREA ms Side Korean officials along to greet Bush; la Bush's
Seoul descending helicopter Zoom In Mrs Bush shakes official Pan
R-L as Mrs Bush shakes another official as Presdt shakes in
b/g;
Street vs riot police arresting demonstrators (tyring to hand in
Exterior letter to US Embassy);
US Embassy
Seoul vs violent clashes between students and police; vs students
University chanting slogans as burning effigy of Presdt Bush;
gv Side squad of riot police run R-L towards students;
Assembly Roh Tae Woo and wife;
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}QUOTE REF CHINA/S KOREA: US Presdt George Bush vists China's top ldrs
GS27028902 in Beijing and visits S. Korean Presdt Roh Tae Woo amdist
27.2.89 violent anti-US demonstrations; depicts Presdt Bush and wife
Barbara in Beijing; Chinese spectators watching on; Bush's
meet Premier Li Peng & exchange gifts;Presdt Bush giving
sermon in Protestant Church; Bush's meet Pty ldr Deng
Xiao Ping; S.Korea Bush's meet Presdt Roh Tae-Woo; Bush
addresses National Assembly urging them to do more trade
with the US; student demos and clashes in streets at his
presence. Date Shot: 25-27.2.89
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SHOWS
CHINA la Barbara Bush and Geroge Bush (US Prsdt) dow steps of 'Air
Beijing Force' Pull OUt; la Bush's down steps Tilt Down as james
Airport Baker (Sec of State) behind;
City tms sea of bicycles in street as slowed down by Bush
Centre motorcade;tms Bush Limo stops and security men run R-L;
Tien au men lms Portrait of Mao Tse Tung on wall under large pagoda Pull
Square Out as Bush and delegation on walkabout;tms crowd of Chinese
spectators; tcms spectators as some wave tiny red flags; tms
Side Bush shaking supporters across barrier; ms Bush stands
on running board of limo and wave to crowd;
int tms Bush's being presented with bicycles by Chinese
Premier Li Peng; tcms Bush Pull Out as sits on bike and
poses for press; tcms pair of Texas cowboy boots adorned
with US & Chinese flags held Pull Out as Li Peng examines &
comments;
Great Hall vs Bush's greet and toast with Presdt Li Xiannian and wife;
of the
People
26.2.89
Beijing tms congregation singing hymn SoT as military man in f/g;
Protestant tcms old man blinking as singing heard SoT; cms George Bush
Church giving sermon; la Bush at pulpit as Barbara sits in b/g on
dais;
Great Hall tbv Bush greets Premier Li Peng Zoom In as shakes;
of the tcms Party ldr Deng Xiao Ping seated Pull Out as raises
People toast to George Bush next (interpretor SoT); tms Chinese
orchestra playing 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' Pull Out SoT;
Former tms Barbara Bush sitting at table chatting Chinese women;
Imperial tms traditional dancers performing on stage Zoom In and Pull
Palace Out;
ext
Bejing tcms car Zoom In Prince Norodom Sihanouk (Presdt
anti-Vietnam resistance in Kampuchea) out of car in bv Pan
L-R as greets Premier Li Peng and turns waving and smiling
Pan L-R as turns and shakes US Sec State James Baker;
int cms Bush seated at photcall Pan L-R Prince Sihanouk Pull
Out; (US POOL)
27.2.89
S.KOREA ms Side Korean officials along to greet Bush; la Bush's
Seoul descending helicopter Zoom In Mrs Bush shakes official Pan
R-L as Mrs Bush shakes another official as Presdt shakes in
b/g;
Street vs riot police arresting demonstrators (tyring to hand in
Exterior letter to US Embassy);
US Embassy
Seoul vs violent clashes between students and police; vs students
University chanting slogans as burning effigy of Presdt Bush;
gv Side squad of riot police run R-L towards students;
Assembly Roh Tae Woo and wife;
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South Korea - Release of former presidents
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I: 10:29:09
Crowds of cheering well-wishers mobbed two former presidents, Roh Tae-Woo and Chun Doo-Hwan, as they arrived at their Seoul suburban homes ...
T/I: 10:29:09
Crowds of cheering well-wishers mobbed two former presidents, Roh Tae-Woo and Chun Doo-Hwan, as they arrived at their Seoul suburban homes after being released from prison on Monday (22/12).
SHOWS:
SOUTH KOREA, 22/12
Chun Doo-Hwan walks out from Anyang prison with his lawyer (Lee Yang-Ho and others behind);
SOT (in Korean), Chun: "Our people, I believe, have courage and energy to overcome this economic crisis". I congratulate the elected Kim Dae Jung. I believe he will do his best to solve the economic crisis".
Chun walks toward and gets in car;
VS angry relatives of massacred demonstrators protest his release;
cars leave reporters follow cars
ex-President Roh Tae-Woo drives out of Seoul prison;
SOT (in Korean), Roh: "I deeply apologize for the people for all the trouble and deeply appreciate the people who encouraged me with heartfelt love;
Roh enters car and leaves;
Tracking cars drive to Chun's house;
VS Chun arrives at home, and greets friends;
placard "We Welcome You" hanging in front of house";
Chun greets family, and holds up his young grandson;
Chun enters his home;
VS Roh arrives at his home where reporters and people wait, and he greets them;
Roh is presented with welcoming bouquet of flowers;
Roh and his wife are applauded by onlookers.
3.05
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T/I: 10:29:09
Crowds of cheering well-wishers mobbed two former presidents, Roh Tae-Woo and Chun Doo-Hwan, as they arrived at their Seoul suburban homes after being released from prison on Monday (22/12).
SHOWS:
SOUTH KOREA, 22/12
Chun Doo-Hwan walks out from Anyang prison with his lawyer (Lee Yang-Ho and others behind);
SOT (in Korean), Chun: "Our people, I believe, have courage and energy to overcome this economic crisis". I congratulate the elected Kim Dae Jung. I believe he will do his best to solve the economic crisis".
Chun walks toward and gets in car;
VS angry relatives of massacred demonstrators protest his release;
cars leave reporters follow cars
ex-President Roh Tae-Woo drives out of Seoul prison;
SOT (in Korean), Roh: "I deeply apologize for the people for all the trouble and deeply appreciate the people who encouraged me with heartfelt love;
Roh enters car and leaves;
Tracking cars drive to Chun's house;
VS Chun arrives at home, and greets friends;
placard "We Welcome You" hanging in front of house";
Chun greets family, and holds up his young grandson;
Chun enters his home;
VS Roh arrives at his home where reporters and people wait, and he greets them;
Roh is presented with welcoming bouquet of flowers;
Roh and his wife are applauded by onlookers.
3.05
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A Korean Year of Love and Sorrow: The Culture, Politics & Economy of South Korea (1990)
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- Updated: 25 Jun 2014
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The Sixth Republic began in 1987 and remains the current republic of South Korea. It started with the election of Roh Tae-woo as president for the 13th presi......
The Sixth Republic began in 1987 and remains the current republic of South Korea. It started with the election of Roh Tae-woo as president for the 13th presi...
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The Sixth Republic began in 1987 and remains the current republic of South Korea. It started with the election of Roh Tae-woo as president for the 13th presi...
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SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT IN CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
TYPE: Natural Sound Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been summoned for questioning on allegations of corruption. Roh was the first former leader to face legal action for improper behaviour. The interrogation focused on how, when and from whom he collected 500 (b) billion won (650 (m) million dollar) that he said he accumulated in a slush fund during his 1988-93 term. Secu -
SOUTH KOREA: 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH COUP
Natural Sound Two former presidents of South Korea have been charged in connection with a 1979 coup. Chun Doo-hwan is accused of being the mastermind behind the coup and Roh Tae-woo is charged with help him. Both men are already in jail facing corruption charges, but the new charges could carry the death penalty if they are convicted. South Korean prosecutors have charged former pres -
SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TOP BUSINESSMEN ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION
Korean/Nat South Korea's business establishment is reeling from the conviction of nine top businessmen - including the chairman of the country's biggest company Samsung - for corruption. The prosecution has demanded heavy sentences for all nine and for five aides of former president Roh Tae Woo who were also convicted. The company executives were all found guilty of giving massive brib -
KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF FORMER PRESIDENT CONTINUES
Korean/Nat The former President of South Korea, Roh Tae-Woo has refused to enter the witness ox ager for government projects. His decision appears to be part of a new defence tactic to attack prosecutors who they allege are politically motivated. The bus carrying the former President Roh Tae-woo arrived at the courthouse escorted by a police jeep with sirens blazing. Security was t -
SOUTH KOREA: POLITICAL CORRUPTION DUBBED 'THE KOREA DISEASE'
English/Korean South Korean president Kim Young-sam says last year's arrests of two of his predecessors were inevitable. He says Roh Tae-woo and Chun Doo-hwan had to be arrested to cure widespread political irregularities and corruption - which he dubbed the "Korea disease". In his New Year's TV address to the nation, Kim Young-sam said it had been necessary to detain the two former p -
SOUTH KOREA: LAWYERS WITHDRAW FROM TRIAL
Korean/Nat 40-minutes after Monday's session opened, lawyers for two former presidents Chun Doo- hwan and Roh Tae-woo decided they couldn't carry on with the case. They said they were denied a fair trial because the judges prevented their lawyers from defending them properly. Lawyers for Chun and Roh said they couldn't do their job properly. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) "In order to reveal t -
SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CONTINUES
Korean/Nat South Korean prosecutors want the death sentence for one of the country's former presidents, former military strongman Chun Doo-hwan, who presided over one of the nation's darkest eras. They're seeking life imprisonment for another military leader - Roh Tae-woo - who helped Chun seize power in a coup 17 years ago. The trial of two former South Korean presidents continues in a S -
S.Korea - Anti-Roh Demonstrators
T/I: 11:06:59 GS 10:48:55 Thousands of students and civil rights activists on Saturday (4/11) rallied in Seoul and other cities across South Korea to demand the arrest of scandal-ridden former president Roh Tae-Woo. Chongro Street, one of the busiest streets in Seoul, echoed with the noise of car horns as pedestrians, commuters and bus passengers waved handkerchiefs in a ge -
South Korea - Bribery Charges
T/I: 10:03:41 Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12) for taking millions of dollars in bribes during his term in office from 1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a $551 million. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on related corr
SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT IN CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
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TYPE: Natural Sound
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been summoned for questioning on allegations of corruption.
Roh was the first former le...
TYPE: Natural Sound
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been summoned for questioning on allegations of corruption.
Roh was the first former leader to face legal action for improper behaviour.
The interrogation focused on how, when and from whom he collected 500 (b) billion won (650 (m) million dollar) that he said he accumulated in a slush fund during his 1988-93 term.
Security was tight Wednesday as the former president prepared to make his way to the Seoul Prosecutor's Office.
Dissident and civic groups have demonstrated almost daily, demanding stern punishment for the ex-president.
Current President Kim Young-sam, who succeeded Roh, has promised a fair probe.
He denounced Roh's slush fund as "an act of hoarding an illicit fortune" which constitutes a crime.
Kim, the country's first civilian president in more than three decades, has repeatedly promised to fight corruption.
But the probe appears to be limited because of allegations of his own involvement.
The opposition claims that much of Roh's slush fund was funneled into Kim's 1992 successful presidential campaign.
Kim has strongly denied the allegations.
Before undergoing interrogation by prosecutors, Roh said he was sorry.
Asked by reporters what he meant, he did not respond.
It is unclear whether the summons will lead to the arrest of Roh, a former army general.
Prosecutors said only that the investigation would take time and might require another summons.
South Korean law calls for a prison term of more than 10 years and less than life for any public servant found guilty of receiving bribes in excess of 50 (m) million won (64-thousand dollars).
The arrest of Roh would likely send shock waves through South Korea's political and business circles, many of whose leaders have also been implicated in the scandal.
Angry South Koreans have been mesmerized by the news, broadcast live on television and radio.
Roh's summons are a shocking development in a country where no ex-president has ever been legally punished for wrongdoing in office.
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TYPE: Natural Sound
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo has been summoned for questioning on allegations of corruption.
Roh was the first former leader to face legal action for improper behaviour.
The interrogation focused on how, when and from whom he collected 500 (b) billion won (650 (m) million dollar) that he said he accumulated in a slush fund during his 1988-93 term.
Security was tight Wednesday as the former president prepared to make his way to the Seoul Prosecutor's Office.
Dissident and civic groups have demonstrated almost daily, demanding stern punishment for the ex-president.
Current President Kim Young-sam, who succeeded Roh, has promised a fair probe.
He denounced Roh's slush fund as "an act of hoarding an illicit fortune" which constitutes a crime.
Kim, the country's first civilian president in more than three decades, has repeatedly promised to fight corruption.
But the probe appears to be limited because of allegations of his own involvement.
The opposition claims that much of Roh's slush fund was funneled into Kim's 1992 successful presidential campaign.
Kim has strongly denied the allegations.
Before undergoing interrogation by prosecutors, Roh said he was sorry.
Asked by reporters what he meant, he did not respond.
It is unclear whether the summons will lead to the arrest of Roh, a former army general.
Prosecutors said only that the investigation would take time and might require another summons.
South Korean law calls for a prison term of more than 10 years and less than life for any public servant found guilty of receiving bribes in excess of 50 (m) million won (64-thousand dollars).
The arrest of Roh would likely send shock waves through South Korea's political and business circles, many of whose leaders have also been implicated in the scandal.
Angry South Koreans have been mesmerized by the news, broadcast live on television and radio.
Roh's summons are a shocking development in a country where no ex-president has ever been legally punished for wrongdoing in office.
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SOUTH KOREA: 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH COUP
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Natural Sound
Two former presidents of South Korea have been charged in connection with a 1979 coup.
Chun Doo-hwan is accused of being the mastermind beh...
Natural Sound
Two former presidents of South Korea have been charged in connection with a 1979 coup.
Chun Doo-hwan is accused of being the mastermind behind the coup and Roh Tae-woo is charged with help him.
Both men are already in jail facing corruption charges, but the new charges could carry the death penalty if they are convicted.
South Korean prosecutors have charged former president Chun Doo-hwan with military insurrection as the alleged mastermind of the 1979 coup which brought him to power as a near-dictator.
The offence carries the mandatory death penalty, although that is unlikely to be imposed.
The other former president to be charged, Roh Tae-woo, is accused of abetting Chun, whom he succeeded as head of State.
Roh is already in jail on corruption charges. He is on trial with 14 aides and businessmen charged with helping him establish a huge slush fund.
Chun and Roh, both retired four-star generals, are the first ex-presidents to face criminal charges for wrongdoing in office.
Prosecution officials said treason charges will be added later against Chun in connection with the infamous Kwangju massacre.
The bloody crackdown in 1980 came several months after the coup.
Students held a mass rally to protest against the military junta which Chun had established.
But the military was ordered to suppress the demonstration and at least 240 were killed.
The memories of the massacre are still fresh.
About 100 demonstrators in South Korea clashed with police in Seoul in protest at the hospitalization of Chun Doo-hwan.
He was jailed earlier this month and began a hunger strike soon afterwards.
Doctors forcibly hospitalised him after he became too weak to take water.
The demonstrators called for immediate action to uncover the truth about the coup and the May 18 uprising in 1980 in which a fellow student was killed.
Earlier on Thursday, Roh's daughter So-young was summoned to court to face questions about allegations that her father might have stashed money in Swiss bank accounts.
She and her husband Chey Tae-won appeared separately at the Seoul Prosecutors' Office.
In 1992, the couple were given suspended one-year sentences by a U-S court for violating U-S currency laws.
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wn.com/South Korea 2 Former Presidents Charged In Connection With Coup
Natural Sound
Two former presidents of South Korea have been charged in connection with a 1979 coup.
Chun Doo-hwan is accused of being the mastermind behind the coup and Roh Tae-woo is charged with help him.
Both men are already in jail facing corruption charges, but the new charges could carry the death penalty if they are convicted.
South Korean prosecutors have charged former president Chun Doo-hwan with military insurrection as the alleged mastermind of the 1979 coup which brought him to power as a near-dictator.
The offence carries the mandatory death penalty, although that is unlikely to be imposed.
The other former president to be charged, Roh Tae-woo, is accused of abetting Chun, whom he succeeded as head of State.
Roh is already in jail on corruption charges. He is on trial with 14 aides and businessmen charged with helping him establish a huge slush fund.
Chun and Roh, both retired four-star generals, are the first ex-presidents to face criminal charges for wrongdoing in office.
Prosecution officials said treason charges will be added later against Chun in connection with the infamous Kwangju massacre.
The bloody crackdown in 1980 came several months after the coup.
Students held a mass rally to protest against the military junta which Chun had established.
But the military was ordered to suppress the demonstration and at least 240 were killed.
The memories of the massacre are still fresh.
About 100 demonstrators in South Korea clashed with police in Seoul in protest at the hospitalization of Chun Doo-hwan.
He was jailed earlier this month and began a hunger strike soon afterwards.
Doctors forcibly hospitalised him after he became too weak to take water.
The demonstrators called for immediate action to uncover the truth about the coup and the May 18 uprising in 1980 in which a fellow student was killed.
Earlier on Thursday, Roh's daughter So-young was summoned to court to face questions about allegations that her father might have stashed money in Swiss bank accounts.
She and her husband Chey Tae-won appeared separately at the Seoul Prosecutors' Office.
In 1992, the couple were given suspended one-year sentences by a U-S court for violating U-S currency laws.
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TOP BUSINESSMEN ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Korean/Nat
South Korea's business establishment is reeling from the conviction of nine top businessmen - including the chairman of the country's biggest com...
Korean/Nat
South Korea's business establishment is reeling from the conviction of nine top businessmen - including the chairman of the country's biggest company Samsung - for corruption.
The prosecution has demanded heavy sentences for all nine and for five aides of former president Roh Tae Woo who were also convicted.
The company executives were all found guilty of giving massive bribes to President Roh in return for favours and contracts.
Monday's trial session was the third court appearance for the accused business leaders and politicians but it was also the last.
The chairman of South Korea's biggest corporation Samsung, Lee Kun-hee, was found guilty by the three judge panel of giving bribes to politicians.
The prosecution has demanded a three year sentence.
Choi Won-suk chairman of the Dong-Ah construction group and the chairman of car making corporation Daewoo - Kim Woo-joong - were also found guilty and faces sentences of up to four years.
A further six business people and five politicians were also convicted and face penalties ranging one to six years in jail for their parts in paying former president Roh Tae-woo bribes of 28 million dollars in exchange for government contracts.
The quick end came after defence lawyers withdrew several witnesses under a new strategy of avoiding unnecessary friction with the government - according to news reports.
Observers expect punishments of the company executives to be light - to preserve business confidence.
And there is speculation about what will now happen to Roh.
But now that people have been convicted of giving bribes to him, it seems likely he will be convicted of receiving money.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"If the receiving end is to be punished of course the giver must be punished as well."
SUPER CAPTION: Oh Suk-won, office worker
Some Koreans blame the government for the corruption.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The businesses have no choice but to give if that is the order from above. They shouldn't be punished so harshly."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Tae-sung, Seoul resident
Roh has been charged with receiving bribes - he had 650 million dollars in private accounts when he stepped down from the Presidency in 1993 - most of which came from private businesses.
Observers believe he planned to set up his own conservative political party.
The charges go to the heart of South Korea's economy.
The Samsung group alone produces 18 per cent of the country's Gross National Product.
The executives claimed they paid 'pseudo-taxes' to avoid being penalised by the government.
As well as corruption charges, Roh faces trial on the grounds of organising military insurrection for allegedly masterminding the coup in 1979 and ordering a brutal crackdown on democracy demonstrators six months later.
The army's actions during the crackdown - in the southern city of Kwangju - left hundreds of people dead.
These charges carry a maximum penalty of death.
Outside the court a woman whose son was killed in the Kwangju massacre shouted and screamed for vengeance against Roh and the man who was President at the time Chun Doo-hwan - whose trial will begin in February.
The court will announce the punishments at a later date.
Officials for several companies said they hoped the three judges would not impose jail sentences.
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Korean/Nat
South Korea's business establishment is reeling from the conviction of nine top businessmen - including the chairman of the country's biggest company Samsung - for corruption.
The prosecution has demanded heavy sentences for all nine and for five aides of former president Roh Tae Woo who were also convicted.
The company executives were all found guilty of giving massive bribes to President Roh in return for favours and contracts.
Monday's trial session was the third court appearance for the accused business leaders and politicians but it was also the last.
The chairman of South Korea's biggest corporation Samsung, Lee Kun-hee, was found guilty by the three judge panel of giving bribes to politicians.
The prosecution has demanded a three year sentence.
Choi Won-suk chairman of the Dong-Ah construction group and the chairman of car making corporation Daewoo - Kim Woo-joong - were also found guilty and faces sentences of up to four years.
A further six business people and five politicians were also convicted and face penalties ranging one to six years in jail for their parts in paying former president Roh Tae-woo bribes of 28 million dollars in exchange for government contracts.
The quick end came after defence lawyers withdrew several witnesses under a new strategy of avoiding unnecessary friction with the government - according to news reports.
Observers expect punishments of the company executives to be light - to preserve business confidence.
And there is speculation about what will now happen to Roh.
But now that people have been convicted of giving bribes to him, it seems likely he will be convicted of receiving money.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"If the receiving end is to be punished of course the giver must be punished as well."
SUPER CAPTION: Oh Suk-won, office worker
Some Koreans blame the government for the corruption.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"The businesses have no choice but to give if that is the order from above. They shouldn't be punished so harshly."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Tae-sung, Seoul resident
Roh has been charged with receiving bribes - he had 650 million dollars in private accounts when he stepped down from the Presidency in 1993 - most of which came from private businesses.
Observers believe he planned to set up his own conservative political party.
The charges go to the heart of South Korea's economy.
The Samsung group alone produces 18 per cent of the country's Gross National Product.
The executives claimed they paid 'pseudo-taxes' to avoid being penalised by the government.
As well as corruption charges, Roh faces trial on the grounds of organising military insurrection for allegedly masterminding the coup in 1979 and ordering a brutal crackdown on democracy demonstrators six months later.
The army's actions during the crackdown - in the southern city of Kwangju - left hundreds of people dead.
These charges carry a maximum penalty of death.
Outside the court a woman whose son was killed in the Kwangju massacre shouted and screamed for vengeance against Roh and the man who was President at the time Chun Doo-hwan - whose trial will begin in February.
The court will announce the punishments at a later date.
Officials for several companies said they hoped the three judges would not impose jail sentences.
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KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF FORMER PRESIDENT CONTINUES
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Korean/Nat
The former President of South Korea, Roh Tae-Woo has refused to enter the witness ox ager for government projects.
His decision appears to be ...
Korean/Nat
The former President of South Korea, Roh Tae-Woo has refused to enter the witness ox ager for government projects.
His decision appears to be part of a new defence tactic to attack prosecutors who they allege are politically motivated.
The bus carrying the former President Roh Tae-woo arrived at the courthouse escorted by a police jeep with sirens blazing.
Security was tight as the 63-year-old former army general faced the most significant trial in South Korean history.
About 1,000 police were deployed in and around the courthouse.
Roh, in a blue prison uniform, was led into a courtroom packed with about 200 people, including family members and reporters.
He was reported to be healthy but tense.
Presiding Judge Kim Young-il opened the proceedings by reciting the charges.
A group of people protested outside the courthouse gates in freezing weather demanding an end to corruption, while others queued in the hope of getting one of the 80 admission tickets for observers.
But many of the tickets went to reporters and the families of the defendants who wanted to see the trial firsthand.
Unlike the first hearing, the presiding judge decided no photography would be allowed on Monday.
If convicted, Roh faces 10 years to life in prison.
During the first hearing, prosecutors charged that Roh took 365 (m) million U-S dollars in bribes from businessmen in exchange for helping them win contracts for major government projects including nuclear power plants, highways and military facilities.
Also standing trial with Roh are 15 top businessmen and former government officials who served under him.
They were charged with bribing Roh or helping him raise the slush fund.
The alleged bribes were part of dlrs 650 million that Roh has publicly admitted he amassed in a slush fund during his 1988-93 term.
The ex-president claimed that the money came from legitimate "donations.'
Roh's house in northern Seoul appeared quiet with only plain clothed riot police standing watch.
Neighbors claim that visitors seldom visit the house and that the occupants are rarely seen.
But one of the neighbours said the issue must be dealt with by the courts.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"It must be dealt with by the law. We are a law abiding country."
SUPER CAPTION: Sixty-four year old Lee Tae-young, Roh Tae-woo's neighbour
People sat around TV sets in bus stations to watch their former president return to the courthouse.
Unlike Roh's first court appearance, interest in the case seems to have diminished, while people's feelings about the trial seems to be divided.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"I think it should be enough that he has realized his wrongdoings. There is no point in going through with the sentencing."
SUPER CAPTION: Sixty year old Yoon Suk-ho, Member of the public
Roh claimed that he spent most of the money to help run his governing party, but he is alleged to have dlrs 295 million still hidden in secret bank accounts and real estate.
Roh's predecessor and friend, Chun, also is also alleged to have amassed a dlrs 900 million slush fund during his 1980-88 term.
Prosecutors said that slush fund included dlrs 275 million in bribe money.
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wn.com/Korea Seoul Trial Of Former President Continues
Korean/Nat
The former President of South Korea, Roh Tae-Woo has refused to enter the witness ox ager for government projects.
His decision appears to be part of a new defence tactic to attack prosecutors who they allege are politically motivated.
The bus carrying the former President Roh Tae-woo arrived at the courthouse escorted by a police jeep with sirens blazing.
Security was tight as the 63-year-old former army general faced the most significant trial in South Korean history.
About 1,000 police were deployed in and around the courthouse.
Roh, in a blue prison uniform, was led into a courtroom packed with about 200 people, including family members and reporters.
He was reported to be healthy but tense.
Presiding Judge Kim Young-il opened the proceedings by reciting the charges.
A group of people protested outside the courthouse gates in freezing weather demanding an end to corruption, while others queued in the hope of getting one of the 80 admission tickets for observers.
But many of the tickets went to reporters and the families of the defendants who wanted to see the trial firsthand.
Unlike the first hearing, the presiding judge decided no photography would be allowed on Monday.
If convicted, Roh faces 10 years to life in prison.
During the first hearing, prosecutors charged that Roh took 365 (m) million U-S dollars in bribes from businessmen in exchange for helping them win contracts for major government projects including nuclear power plants, highways and military facilities.
Also standing trial with Roh are 15 top businessmen and former government officials who served under him.
They were charged with bribing Roh or helping him raise the slush fund.
The alleged bribes were part of dlrs 650 million that Roh has publicly admitted he amassed in a slush fund during his 1988-93 term.
The ex-president claimed that the money came from legitimate "donations.'
Roh's house in northern Seoul appeared quiet with only plain clothed riot police standing watch.
Neighbors claim that visitors seldom visit the house and that the occupants are rarely seen.
But one of the neighbours said the issue must be dealt with by the courts.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"It must be dealt with by the law. We are a law abiding country."
SUPER CAPTION: Sixty-four year old Lee Tae-young, Roh Tae-woo's neighbour
People sat around TV sets in bus stations to watch their former president return to the courthouse.
Unlike Roh's first court appearance, interest in the case seems to have diminished, while people's feelings about the trial seems to be divided.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"I think it should be enough that he has realized his wrongdoings. There is no point in going through with the sentencing."
SUPER CAPTION: Sixty year old Yoon Suk-ho, Member of the public
Roh claimed that he spent most of the money to help run his governing party, but he is alleged to have dlrs 295 million still hidden in secret bank accounts and real estate.
Roh's predecessor and friend, Chun, also is also alleged to have amassed a dlrs 900 million slush fund during his 1980-88 term.
Prosecutors said that slush fund included dlrs 275 million in bribe money.
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SOUTH KOREA: POLITICAL CORRUPTION DUBBED 'THE KOREA DISEASE'
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English/Korean
South Korean president Kim Young-sam says last year's arrests of two of his predecessors were inevitable.
He says Roh Tae-woo and Chun Do...
English/Korean
South Korean president Kim Young-sam says last year's arrests of two of his predecessors were inevitable.
He says Roh Tae-woo and Chun Doo-hwan had to be arrested to cure widespread political irregularities and corruption - which he dubbed the "Korea disease".
In his New Year's TV address to the nation, Kim Young-sam said it had been necessary to detain the two former presidents. But he still regretted it.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
It has brought us anger and disgust and as the leader of the country, I express my deepest regret for those who suffered because of the Dec 12 coup and the May 18 Incident."
SUPERCAPTION: Kim Young-sam, President Republic of Korea
Roh Tae-woo and Chun Doo-hwan, former army generals, were arrested late last year on charges of corruption and allegedly masterminding a 1979 coup that brought them to power.
The charges against former presidents for wrongdoing in office sent shockwaves throughout South Korean politics, which have been marred by bribe-taking and successive coups.
All of Kim's three predecessors were former army generals.
Curing "Korea disease" was Kim's main campaign pledge.
Kim said he has not received a cent from businesses since he took office nearly three years ago.
The opposition party says Kim is taking a holier-than-thou stance.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Addressing a patient and the patient being the nation as a whole suffering from what he calls the Korean disease from which he is completely free and he is above the Korean disease of course.
SUPERCAPTION: Ra Jong-yil, The National Congress for New Politics (opposition party)
The president admitted that he - first as an opposition politician and later a ruling party leader - received money legally from businesses before becoming president.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
I never received dirty, illicit money or money for favors or money with conditions attached.
There are many people who suffered because they had given me help. With the money from these people I was able to fight for democracy and manage my political party and helped my peers in need.
SUPERCAPTION: Kim Young-sam, President, Republic of Korea
Kim hopes the punishment of the ex-presidents would cut the vicious cycle of military coups in South Korea.
He's the country's first civilian president for more than thirty years.
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wn.com/South Korea Political Corruption Dubbed 'The Korea Disease'
English/Korean
South Korean president Kim Young-sam says last year's arrests of two of his predecessors were inevitable.
He says Roh Tae-woo and Chun Doo-hwan had to be arrested to cure widespread political irregularities and corruption - which he dubbed the "Korea disease".
In his New Year's TV address to the nation, Kim Young-sam said it had been necessary to detain the two former presidents. But he still regretted it.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
It has brought us anger and disgust and as the leader of the country, I express my deepest regret for those who suffered because of the Dec 12 coup and the May 18 Incident."
SUPERCAPTION: Kim Young-sam, President Republic of Korea
Roh Tae-woo and Chun Doo-hwan, former army generals, were arrested late last year on charges of corruption and allegedly masterminding a 1979 coup that brought them to power.
The charges against former presidents for wrongdoing in office sent shockwaves throughout South Korean politics, which have been marred by bribe-taking and successive coups.
All of Kim's three predecessors were former army generals.
Curing "Korea disease" was Kim's main campaign pledge.
Kim said he has not received a cent from businesses since he took office nearly three years ago.
The opposition party says Kim is taking a holier-than-thou stance.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Addressing a patient and the patient being the nation as a whole suffering from what he calls the Korean disease from which he is completely free and he is above the Korean disease of course.
SUPERCAPTION: Ra Jong-yil, The National Congress for New Politics (opposition party)
The president admitted that he - first as an opposition politician and later a ruling party leader - received money legally from businesses before becoming president.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
I never received dirty, illicit money or money for favors or money with conditions attached.
There are many people who suffered because they had given me help. With the money from these people I was able to fight for democracy and manage my political party and helped my peers in need.
SUPERCAPTION: Kim Young-sam, President, Republic of Korea
Kim hopes the punishment of the ex-presidents would cut the vicious cycle of military coups in South Korea.
He's the country's first civilian president for more than thirty years.
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SOUTH KOREA: LAWYERS WITHDRAW FROM TRIAL
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Korean/Nat
40-minutes after Monday's session opened, lawyers for two former presidents Chun Doo- hwan and Roh Tae-woo decided they couldn't carry on with the...
Korean/Nat
40-minutes after Monday's session opened, lawyers for two former presidents Chun Doo- hwan and Roh Tae-woo decided they couldn't carry on with the case.
They said they were denied a fair trial because the judges prevented their lawyers from defending them properly.
Lawyers for Chun and Roh said they couldn't do their job properly.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"In order to reveal the substantial truth of the incidents, a fair trial must be guaranteed.
Lawyers must be able to defend properly and this must also be guaranteed. But unfortunately, in today's session, defence lawyers' ability to defend was restricted. The defendant's rights are ignored. Therefore, the defence lawyers walked out after deciding that we no longer wanted to be formalities in the proceedings."
SUPERCAPTION: Lee Yang-woo, lawyer for Chun Doo Hwan
Presiding Judge Kim Young-il immediately appointed new lawyers for Chun and Roh so the trial could proceed.
But the two defendants failed to appear when the trial resumed after a lunch break.
Presiding Judge Kim did not force them to attend.
Chun and Roh, former generals who ruled South Korea from 1980 to 1993, are the nation's first former presidents to stand trial for alleged misdeeds.
If convicted on mutiny and treason charges, Chun and Roh face a mandatory death penalty.
But it's unlikely they'll ever actually be executed.
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wn.com/South Korea Lawyers Withdraw From Trial
Korean/Nat
40-minutes after Monday's session opened, lawyers for two former presidents Chun Doo- hwan and Roh Tae-woo decided they couldn't carry on with the case.
They said they were denied a fair trial because the judges prevented their lawyers from defending them properly.
Lawyers for Chun and Roh said they couldn't do their job properly.
SOUNDBITE: (Korean)
"In order to reveal the substantial truth of the incidents, a fair trial must be guaranteed.
Lawyers must be able to defend properly and this must also be guaranteed. But unfortunately, in today's session, defence lawyers' ability to defend was restricted. The defendant's rights are ignored. Therefore, the defence lawyers walked out after deciding that we no longer wanted to be formalities in the proceedings."
SUPERCAPTION: Lee Yang-woo, lawyer for Chun Doo Hwan
Presiding Judge Kim Young-il immediately appointed new lawyers for Chun and Roh so the trial could proceed.
But the two defendants failed to appear when the trial resumed after a lunch break.
Presiding Judge Kim did not force them to attend.
Chun and Roh, former generals who ruled South Korea from 1980 to 1993, are the nation's first former presidents to stand trial for alleged misdeeds.
If convicted on mutiny and treason charges, Chun and Roh face a mandatory death penalty.
But it's unlikely they'll ever actually be executed.
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CONTINUES
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Korean/Nat
South Korean prosecutors want the death sentence for one of the country's former presidents, former military strongman Chun Doo-hwan, who presided...
Korean/Nat
South Korean prosecutors want the death sentence for one of the country's former presidents, former military strongman Chun Doo-hwan, who presided over one of the nation's darkest eras.
They're seeking life imprisonment for another military leader - Roh Tae-woo - who helped Chun seize power in a coup 17 years ago.
The trial of two former South Korean presidents continues in a Seoul court.
Two former presidents arrive to defend themselves.
Arriving at court in Seoul on Monday, the two men are expected to justify actions which led to seizing control of the country 17 years ago.
Students demonstrated in front of the court.
Also present were people from southern city of Kwangju, where hundreds of people were killed or injured in a military crackdown on a 1980 pro-democracy uprising.
The demonstrators clashed with police guarding the court.
Such confrontations have become a regular occurrence at the trial of the former military strongman Chun Doo-hwan and military leader Roh Tae-woo.
Prosecutors are seeking a death sentence for Chun and a life sentence for Roh, but many Kwangju residents feel both deserve the death sentence.
One 57 year old woman from Kwangju wanted revenge for a relative who died in the pro-democracy uprising.
SOUNDBITE:
"Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo both deserve the death penalty to vindicate those who died on the 18th of May."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Kyee-reem, Kwangju Resident
The charges of mutiny and treason against Chun carry a mandatory life penalty, but while a guilty verdict is expected, it is unlikely the sentence will be carried out.
The lifetime imprisonment sought for Roh is lighter than expected, but legal experts believe his secondary role in the coup may have been taken into account.
In the coup of December 12, 1979, Chun arrested the then martial law commander and accused him of complicity in the assassination of President Park Chung-hee.
Chun was elected president in 1980 before being succeeded by his friend, Roh, in 1988.
The former presidents' trial has not been an easy one - their lawyers resigned late last month leaving the men with court-appointed lawyers.
The trial, which opened in December, is seen as South Korea's attempt to come to terms with its bloody and militaristic past.
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wn.com/South Korea Seoul Trial Of 2 Former Presidents Continues
Korean/Nat
South Korean prosecutors want the death sentence for one of the country's former presidents, former military strongman Chun Doo-hwan, who presided over one of the nation's darkest eras.
They're seeking life imprisonment for another military leader - Roh Tae-woo - who helped Chun seize power in a coup 17 years ago.
The trial of two former South Korean presidents continues in a Seoul court.
Two former presidents arrive to defend themselves.
Arriving at court in Seoul on Monday, the two men are expected to justify actions which led to seizing control of the country 17 years ago.
Students demonstrated in front of the court.
Also present were people from southern city of Kwangju, where hundreds of people were killed or injured in a military crackdown on a 1980 pro-democracy uprising.
The demonstrators clashed with police guarding the court.
Such confrontations have become a regular occurrence at the trial of the former military strongman Chun Doo-hwan and military leader Roh Tae-woo.
Prosecutors are seeking a death sentence for Chun and a life sentence for Roh, but many Kwangju residents feel both deserve the death sentence.
One 57 year old woman from Kwangju wanted revenge for a relative who died in the pro-democracy uprising.
SOUNDBITE:
"Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo both deserve the death penalty to vindicate those who died on the 18th of May."
SUPER CAPTION: Lee Kyee-reem, Kwangju Resident
The charges of mutiny and treason against Chun carry a mandatory life penalty, but while a guilty verdict is expected, it is unlikely the sentence will be carried out.
The lifetime imprisonment sought for Roh is lighter than expected, but legal experts believe his secondary role in the coup may have been taken into account.
In the coup of December 12, 1979, Chun arrested the then martial law commander and accused him of complicity in the assassination of President Park Chung-hee.
Chun was elected president in 1980 before being succeeded by his friend, Roh, in 1988.
The former presidents' trial has not been an easy one - their lawyers resigned late last month leaving the men with court-appointed lawyers.
The trial, which opened in December, is seen as South Korea's attempt to come to terms with its bloody and militaristic past.
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S.Korea - Anti-Roh Demonstrators
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T/I: 11:06:59 GS 10:48:55
Thousands of students and civil rights activists on Saturday
(4/11) rallied in Seoul and other cities across South Kor...
T/I: 11:06:59 GS 10:48:55
Thousands of students and civil rights activists on Saturday
(4/11) rallied in Seoul and other cities across South Korea to
demand the arrest of scandal-ridden former president Roh Tae-Woo.
Chongro Street, one of the busiest streets in Seoul, echoed with
the noise of car horns as pedestrians, commuters and bus
passengers waved handkerchiefs in a gesture calling for Roh's
detention. Hundreds of people left their buses to join a
protest gathering in a nearby public park, where a crowd estimated
at 5,000 demanded Roh's arrest.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, 4/11
00.00 crowd chanting
00.05 ms chanting
00.09 effigies being burnt
00.16 police and protesters line up
00.21 police charge with tear gas
00.28 vehicle firing tear gas bombs
00.34 students fleeing
00.37 high shot of bombs being fired
00.42 people fleeing (high shot)
00.46 police dragging off arrested people
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, 3/11
00.51 tear gas vehicle at night
00.56 cu vehicle firing
01.01 long shot as protesters flee towards camera
01.06 pan from firing to more protesters fleeing
01.22 VISION ENDS
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wn.com/S.Korea Anti Roh Demonstrators
T/I: 11:06:59 GS 10:48:55
Thousands of students and civil rights activists on Saturday
(4/11) rallied in Seoul and other cities across South Korea to
demand the arrest of scandal-ridden former president Roh Tae-Woo.
Chongro Street, one of the busiest streets in Seoul, echoed with
the noise of car horns as pedestrians, commuters and bus
passengers waved handkerchiefs in a gesture calling for Roh's
detention. Hundreds of people left their buses to join a
protest gathering in a nearby public park, where a crowd estimated
at 5,000 demanded Roh's arrest.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, 4/11
00.00 crowd chanting
00.05 ms chanting
00.09 effigies being burnt
00.16 police and protesters line up
00.21 police charge with tear gas
00.28 vehicle firing tear gas bombs
00.34 students fleeing
00.37 high shot of bombs being fired
00.42 people fleeing (high shot)
00.46 police dragging off arrested people
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, 3/11
00.51 tear gas vehicle at night
00.56 cu vehicle firing
01.01 long shot as protesters flee towards camera
01.06 pan from firing to more protesters fleeing
01.22 VISION ENDS
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South Korea - Bribery Charges
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I: 10:03:41
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12) for taking millions of dollars in ...
T/I: 10:03:41
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12) for taking millions of dollars in bribes during his term in office from 1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a $551 million. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on related corruption charges.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 5/12 + RECENT:
RECENT:
Former President Roh Tae Woo leaving main prosecutors office
5/12:
Chief prosecutor investigating Roh Tae-Woo scandal, Ahn Kang, SOT
(in Korean) announcing that Roh received approximately US $545
million in total bribes and that the government intends to indict
25 prominent business leaders on corruption charges related to the
cash-for-favour deals over the years
Cutaway to journalists
5/12:
PULL-OUT on national flag to Prosecutor's headquarter building
RECENT:
Chairman of Hanbo Group (business company) Chung Eae Soo arrested
as he donated money to former president for bus company deal
Chairman of the Paeoo Group (business group), Kim Woo Kung,
Choiwon Suk, Donga business group, accused of bribery
Lee Kun Hee, Samsung group chairman, also accused
PAN on meeting chaired by Kim Nyoon Hwan, ruling party chairman
who has just resigned in protest against the indictments
CU Hwan
GVs meeting
2.05
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T/I: 10:03:41
Former South Korean President Roh Tae-Woo was indicted on bribery charges by prosecutors on Tuesday (5/12) for taking millions of dollars in bribes during his term in office from 1988-1993. Roh, jailed on November 16, is charged with amassing a $551 million. Prosecutors also announced on Tuesday that the government intends to indict 25 prominent business leaders on related corruption charges.
SHOWS:
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 5/12 + RECENT:
RECENT:
Former President Roh Tae Woo leaving main prosecutors office
5/12:
Chief prosecutor investigating Roh Tae-Woo scandal, Ahn Kang, SOT
(in Korean) announcing that Roh received approximately US $545
million in total bribes and that the government intends to indict
25 prominent business leaders on corruption charges related to the
cash-for-favour deals over the years
Cutaway to journalists
5/12:
PULL-OUT on national flag to Prosecutor's headquarter building
RECENT:
Chairman of Hanbo Group (business company) Chung Eae Soo arrested
as he donated money to former president for bus company deal
Chairman of the Paeoo Group (business group), Kim Woo Kung,
Choiwon Suk, Donga business group, accused of bribery
Lee Kun Hee, Samsung group chairman, also accused
PAN on meeting chaired by Kim Nyoon Hwan, ruling party chairman
who has just resigned in protest against the indictments
CU Hwan
GVs meeting
2.05
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- Duration: 57:12
- Updated: 05 Dec 2014
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The House banking scandal broke in early 1992, when it was revealed that the United States House of Representatives allowed members to overdraw their House c.
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The House banking scandal broke in early 1992, when it was revealed that the United States House of Representatives allowed members to overdraw their House c.
Bill Thomas (born June 1, 1943) is an American author and journalist. He has written books on the legal profession, capitalism in Russia and the corrupting i.
The Sixth Republic began in 1987 and remains the current republic of South Korea. It started with the election of Roh Tae-woo as president for the 13th presi.
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wn.com/Criminal Congress How Politicians Lie, Steal, Cheat Play Games With Policy Finances 19
The House banking scandal broke in early 1992, when it was revealed that the United States House of Representatives allowed members to overdraw their House c.
Bill Thomas (born June 1, 1943) is an American author and journalist. He has written books on the legal profession, capitalism in Russia and the corrupting i.
The Sixth Republic began in 1987 and remains the current republic of South Korea. It started with the election of Roh Tae-woo as president for the 13th presi.
The Global Marshall Plan is a plan first devised by former American Vice-President Al Gore in his bestselling book Earth in the Balance, which gives specific.
- published: 05 Dec 2014
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Showbiz Korea Ep1219 JUNG IL-WOO, PARK SEO-JUN, CHRIS BROWN & TAE-YANG, NA TAE JOO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:31
- Updated: 09 Nov 2015
- views: 133
Showbiz Today
JUNG IL-WOO TO STAR IN A CHINESE DRAMA
Showbiz Today
PARK SEO-JUN TO HOLD A FAN MEETING THIS DECEMBER
[ STARS' BIGMATCH ]
CHRIS BROWN & TAE-YANG...
Showbiz Today
JUNG IL-WOO TO STAR IN A CHINESE DRAMA
Showbiz Today
PARK SEO-JUN TO HOLD A FAN MEETING THIS DECEMBER
[ STARS' BIGMATCH ]
CHRIS BROWN & TAE-YANG
There are foreign stars and Korean celebrities who differ in nationalities, but who are always compared online for their many similarities. You can see the similarities and differences of stars from two different countries on Showbiz Korea's Stars' Big Match. Let's find out who today's celebrities are. This week, we have two attractive vocalists who mesmerize the global audience with their performances. We have Chris Brown and Tae-Yang! Let's check out the two's versatile qualities right now~
[ NEWCOMERS ]
NA TAE JOO
Korea's rookie actor Na Tae Joo starred in the movie "Pan," which is helmed by internationally acclaimed director Joe Wright and stars top Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman and others. Find out about his episodes with Hugh Jackman during the filming, and check out his Tae Kwon Do skills, which is worked on since he was young. And learn about the activities of K-Tigers, the Tae Kwon Do performance troupe. Na Tae Joo is armed with confidence and passion, so let's meet him right now~
Showbiz Today
정일우, 中드라마 [여인화사몽] 출연 확정…미식평론가役
Showbiz Today
박서준, 오는 12월 단독 팬미팅 개최...티켓 오픈 1분 만에 매진
[ STARS' BIGMATCH ]
크리스 브라운 & 태양
국적과 피부색은 다르지만 어딘가 묘~하게 닮은 점이 많아 인터넷에서 늘 비교대상에 오르는 한류 스타와 해외 스타! 각국을 대표하는 진짜 스타만이 주인공이 될 수 있다! 어디서도 볼 수 없었던 진정한 매력 비교 분석이 이제부터 펼쳐집니다! 스타 빅 매치! 이번 주 주인공! 매력적인 보컬과 퍼포먼스로 세계를 사로잡은 스타!크리스 브라운과 태양!두 사람의 매력비교 지금부터 함께 보시죠!
[ NEWCOMERS ]
배우 나태주
세계적인 영화 거장 조 라이트 감독과 할리우드 인기 배우 휴잭맨과 함께 영화 [더 팬]에 출연한 대한민국의 자랑스러운 신예 배우 나태주. [더 팬] 촬영 중 겪은 휴잭맨과의 즐거운 에피소드는 물론~ 어린 시절부터 쭉 다져온 태권도 실력 공개! 태권도 시범단 케이타이거즈로서의 활동 계획까지! 젊은 패기와 신인 배우로서의 열정을 간직한 매력남, 나태주의 모든 것을 지금 공개합니다!!
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wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1219 Jung Il Woo, Park Seo Jun, Chris Brown Tae Yang, Na Tae Joo
Showbiz Today
JUNG IL-WOO TO STAR IN A CHINESE DRAMA
Showbiz Today
PARK SEO-JUN TO HOLD A FAN MEETING THIS DECEMBER
[ STARS' BIGMATCH ]
CHRIS BROWN & TAE-YANG
There are foreign stars and Korean celebrities who differ in nationalities, but who are always compared online for their many similarities. You can see the similarities and differences of stars from two different countries on Showbiz Korea's Stars' Big Match. Let's find out who today's celebrities are. This week, we have two attractive vocalists who mesmerize the global audience with their performances. We have Chris Brown and Tae-Yang! Let's check out the two's versatile qualities right now~
[ NEWCOMERS ]
NA TAE JOO
Korea's rookie actor Na Tae Joo starred in the movie "Pan," which is helmed by internationally acclaimed director Joe Wright and stars top Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman and others. Find out about his episodes with Hugh Jackman during the filming, and check out his Tae Kwon Do skills, which is worked on since he was young. And learn about the activities of K-Tigers, the Tae Kwon Do performance troupe. Na Tae Joo is armed with confidence and passion, so let's meet him right now~
Showbiz Today
정일우, 中드라마 [여인화사몽] 출연 확정…미식평론가役
Showbiz Today
박서준, 오는 12월 단독 팬미팅 개최...티켓 오픈 1분 만에 매진
[ STARS' BIGMATCH ]
크리스 브라운 & 태양
국적과 피부색은 다르지만 어딘가 묘~하게 닮은 점이 많아 인터넷에서 늘 비교대상에 오르는 한류 스타와 해외 스타! 각국을 대표하는 진짜 스타만이 주인공이 될 수 있다! 어디서도 볼 수 없었던 진정한 매력 비교 분석이 이제부터 펼쳐집니다! 스타 빅 매치! 이번 주 주인공! 매력적인 보컬과 퍼포먼스로 세계를 사로잡은 스타!크리스 브라운과 태양!두 사람의 매력비교 지금부터 함께 보시죠!
[ NEWCOMERS ]
배우 나태주
세계적인 영화 거장 조 라이트 감독과 할리우드 인기 배우 휴잭맨과 함께 영화 [더 팬]에 출연한 대한민국의 자랑스러운 신예 배우 나태주. [더 팬] 촬영 중 겪은 휴잭맨과의 즐거운 에피소드는 물론~ 어린 시절부터 쭉 다져온 태권도 실력 공개! 태권도 시범단 케이타이거즈로서의 활동 계획까지! 젊은 패기와 신인 배우로서의 열정을 간직한 매력남, 나태주의 모든 것을 지금 공개합니다!!
Visit Arirang World Official Pages
Homepage: http://www.arirang.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtv
Facebook(K-Pop): http://www.facebook.com/kpoparirang
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- published: 09 Nov 2015
- views: 133
Showbiz Korea Ep1216 LEE SEUNG-CHUL, HA JUNG-WOO, Ji Hyun Woo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:13
- Updated: 04 Nov 2015
- views: 123
Showbiz Today
LEE SEUNG-CHUL TO COMMENCE HIS TOUR IN NOVEMEBER
Showbiz Today
HA JUNG-WOO TO STAR IN A NEW FILM
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
ACTRESS Ji Hyun Woo
On this we...
Showbiz Today
LEE SEUNG-CHUL TO COMMENCE HIS TOUR IN NOVEMEBER
Showbiz Today
HA JUNG-WOO TO STAR IN A NEW FILM
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
ACTRESS Ji Hyun Woo
On this week′s Exclusive Date, I got to enjoy a sit-down with actor Ji Hyun-woo, who′s armed with a delightful, rich voice and acting skills. This time, he is back as a sharp and intuitive guy in the new drama titled "Awl" in Korean, and "Awl" in English. Let′s meet actor Ji Hyun-woo and learn more about the actor himself and his new work on Exclusive Date!
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF YOU CALL IT PASSION
Do Ra-hee is a rookie reporter who thought everything would work out if she gets a job. Ha Jae-Kwan is a superior who loses his steam whenever he wants to. The movie "You Call It Passion" deals with the hardships Do Ra-hee faces out in society.
Showbiz Today
이승철, 오는 11월 中서 ‘더 베스트 라이브′ 투어 시작
Showbiz Today
하정우, 영화 ＜신과 함께＞ 출연 확정...강림 도령 役
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
배우 지현우
오늘의 주인공! 감미로운 목소리와 연기력으로 로맨티시스트의 정석을 보
여주는 남자! 지현우입니다!그러나 이번엔 날카롭고 강렬한 ‘송곳′이 되어
돌아왔는데요~화제의 드라마 [송곳]으로 찾아온 배우 지현우와의 만남! 함
께 가시죠~
[ ON SCENE ]
영화 [열정같은소리하고있네] 제작발표회
취직만 하면 인생이 풀릴 줄 알았던 수습기자 도라희! 언제 터질지 모르는
시한폭탄 상사 하재관! 전쟁터 같은 사회생활에서 살아남기 위한 도라희의
극한 분투기를 그린 영화! [열정같은소리하고있네]
wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1216 Lee Seung Chul, Ha Jung Woo, Ji Hyun Woo
Showbiz Today
LEE SEUNG-CHUL TO COMMENCE HIS TOUR IN NOVEMEBER
Showbiz Today
HA JUNG-WOO TO STAR IN A NEW FILM
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
ACTRESS Ji Hyun Woo
On this week′s Exclusive Date, I got to enjoy a sit-down with actor Ji Hyun-woo, who′s armed with a delightful, rich voice and acting skills. This time, he is back as a sharp and intuitive guy in the new drama titled "Awl" in Korean, and "Awl" in English. Let′s meet actor Ji Hyun-woo and learn more about the actor himself and his new work on Exclusive Date!
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF YOU CALL IT PASSION
Do Ra-hee is a rookie reporter who thought everything would work out if she gets a job. Ha Jae-Kwan is a superior who loses his steam whenever he wants to. The movie "You Call It Passion" deals with the hardships Do Ra-hee faces out in society.
Showbiz Today
이승철, 오는 11월 中서 ‘더 베스트 라이브′ 투어 시작
Showbiz Today
하정우, 영화 ＜신과 함께＞ 출연 확정...강림 도령 役
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
배우 지현우
오늘의 주인공! 감미로운 목소리와 연기력으로 로맨티시스트의 정석을 보
여주는 남자! 지현우입니다!그러나 이번엔 날카롭고 강렬한 ‘송곳′이 되어
돌아왔는데요~화제의 드라마 [송곳]으로 찾아온 배우 지현우와의 만남! 함
께 가시죠~
[ ON SCENE ]
영화 [열정같은소리하고있네] 제작발표회
취직만 하면 인생이 풀릴 줄 알았던 수습기자 도라희! 언제 터질지 모르는
시한폭탄 상사 하재관! 전쟁터 같은 사회생활에서 살아남기 위한 도라희의
극한 분투기를 그린 영화! [열정같은소리하고있네]
- published: 04 Nov 2015
- views: 123
Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, 'The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:04
- Updated: 06 Nov 2015
- views: 35
Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, Movie ′The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
Showbiz Today
LEE SEUNG-CHUL TO COMMENCE HIS TOUR IN NOVEM...
Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, Movie ′The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
Showbiz Today
LEE SEUNG-CHUL TO COMMENCE HIS TOUR IN NOVEMEBER
Showbiz Today
HA JUNG-WOO TO STAR IN A NEW FILM
[ FILM DIGEST ]
THE SOUND OF A FLOWER
In the end, Shin Jae-hyo accepts Jin Chae-sun as his student. But, everyone could die, if her real identity as a woman is revealed. Can Jin Chae-sun become the greatest Pansori singer? It′s the new film “The Sound of A Flower."
[ K-Jukebox ]
ROH JI-HOON
Today′s guest is someone who touches everyone with his soft yet intense music. It′s singer Roh Ji-hoon, who′s armed with an attractive voice. He captivates the ladies with his handsome looks, and dominates the stage with his performances. He′s adored by music fans, and is now back to us with a new album. Roh Ji-hoon′s sounds and tunes have become more mature, so let′s learn more about his music on K-Jukebox.
Showbiz Today
이승철, 오는 11월 中서 ‘더 베스트 라이브′ 투어 시작
Showbiz Today
하정우, 영화 ＜신과 함께＞ 출연 확정...강림 도령 役
[ FILM DIGEST ]
도리화가
시대를 거스르며, 위험한 도전을 펼치는 조선최초의 여자판소리꾼 진채선 결국, 채선을 받아들인 신재효. 여자인게 발각되면 모두 죽을수도있다채선은, 과연 최고의 소리꾼이 될수있을까 판소리 역사의 숨은이야기를 담은 영화 ＜도리화가＞
[ K-Jukebox ]
노지훈
노래로 감동을 전하는 아름다운 남자, 부드러우면서도 강한 울림이 느껴지는매력적인 보이스의 주인공, 노.지.훈!!!여심을 흔드는 완벽한 외모와 무대를 꽉 채우는 화려한 퍼포먼스로 음악 팬들의 사랑을 받는 그가 새 앨범으로 팬들의 곁에 돌아왔습니다. 한층 더 성숙해진 모습으로 돌아온 노지훈, 그의 음악 세계를 지금 만나볼까요?
wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min Kyung, 4Minute, 'The Soound Of A Flower, Roh Ji Hoon,Kim Dong Wan
Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, Movie ′The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
Showbiz Today
LEE SEUNG-CHUL TO COMMENCE HIS TOUR IN NOVEMEBER
Showbiz Today
HA JUNG-WOO TO STAR IN A NEW FILM
[ FILM DIGEST ]
THE SOUND OF A FLOWER
In the end, Shin Jae-hyo accepts Jin Chae-sun as his student. But, everyone could die, if her real identity as a woman is revealed. Can Jin Chae-sun become the greatest Pansori singer? It′s the new film “The Sound of A Flower."
[ K-Jukebox ]
ROH JI-HOON
Today′s guest is someone who touches everyone with his soft yet intense music. It′s singer Roh Ji-hoon, who′s armed with an attractive voice. He captivates the ladies with his handsome looks, and dominates the stage with his performances. He′s adored by music fans, and is now back to us with a new album. Roh Ji-hoon′s sounds and tunes have become more mature, so let′s learn more about his music on K-Jukebox.
Showbiz Today
이승철, 오는 11월 中서 ‘더 베스트 라이브′ 투어 시작
Showbiz Today
하정우, 영화 ＜신과 함께＞ 출연 확정...강림 도령 役
[ FILM DIGEST ]
도리화가
시대를 거스르며, 위험한 도전을 펼치는 조선최초의 여자판소리꾼 진채선 결국, 채선을 받아들인 신재효. 여자인게 발각되면 모두 죽을수도있다채선은, 과연 최고의 소리꾼이 될수있을까 판소리 역사의 숨은이야기를 담은 영화 ＜도리화가＞
[ K-Jukebox ]
노지훈
노래로 감동을 전하는 아름다운 남자, 부드러우면서도 강한 울림이 느껴지는매력적인 보이스의 주인공, 노.지.훈!!!여심을 흔드는 완벽한 외모와 무대를 꽉 채우는 화려한 퍼포먼스로 음악 팬들의 사랑을 받는 그가 새 앨범으로 팬들의 곁에 돌아왔습니다. 한층 더 성숙해진 모습으로 돌아온 노지훈, 그의 음악 세계를 지금 만나볼까요?
- published: 06 Nov 2015
- views: 35
Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - October 2015 Week 4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:14
- Updated: 08 Nov 2015
- views: 369
Get caught up with the latest in K-Pop in about 30 minutes... Counting down the latest in KPop Hits!
Here's my Top 100 K-Pop Song picks for October 2015 W...
Get caught up with the latest in K-Pop in about 30 minutes... Counting down the latest in KPop Hits!
Here's my Top 100 K-Pop Song picks for October 2015 Week 4 (week ending October 31, 2015), primarily based on my personal preferences, with some influence from sales rankings, music shows and fan opinion.
This week sees 12 new entries with comebacks from JungGiGo, Chancellor, f(x) and more! Can Taeyeon stay at number 1 for four weeks with I or will Oh My Girl or Twice take over? Watch and find out!
Rules for your Top Picks of the Week:
* List your top picks for this week in the comments or at http://www.djdigital.info/vote_kpop
* Your picks don't need to be in any of my videos; it's purely what you like this week
* You can list oldies, album tracks, whatever...as long as it's K-Pop
* List them in order of how you like them (either from 1 to 10, or 10 to 1, else I'll assume it's 1 to 10); You can list up to a Top 50 if you want.
* List the title and artist.
* Email your list to fanchart@djdigital.info
If you really like what you see, please subscribe to my channel:
https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=DJDigitalHI
Feel free to like, share, and comment. I do read all the comments so feel free to be as honest as you like. Also tell your friends and spread the joy that is Kpop!
--
Quick Links:
Top 75: 8:23
Top 50: 16:00
Top 40: 19:15
Top 30: 22:16
Top 20: 25:29
Top 10: 28:35
Goodbye Stage: 31:55
Comeback Stage: 33:00
Song Index (Because so many of you asked):
24K - Super Fly
2BiC - I Will Love You Like Now
A-Daily - Spotlight
Ailee - Insane
Ailee - Mind Your Own Business
AndUp Feat. Incredible - It's Me
April - Dream Candy
Baechigi Feat. LYn - Dignity of Parting
Basick Feat. Mamamoo - Stand Up
Beenzino - Break
Big Brain - Welcome
BIGFLO - Obliviate
BIGSTAR - Moonlight Sonata
BTOB - Way Back Home
Buzz - Forever Love
Chancellor - Better
Cho Hyung Woo Feat. Cheetah - Scar
Click-B - Reborn
CNBLUE - Cinderella
Code Kunst Feat. Oh Hyuk & Dok2 - Parachute
Damiano Feat. Namjoo - Sweet Now
Day6 - Congratulations
DEAN Feat. Dok2 - I Love It
DIA - My Friend's Boyfriend
DIA - Somehow
f(x) - 4 Walls
FAME-J Feat. Jibaek - Not Easy
Fly To The Sky - It Happens To Be That Way
Gavy NJ Feat. Jang Heeyoung, Misty & Jeong Haemin - Thank You
GOT7 - If You Do
HeartB Feat. Andup - Beautiful
Hotties - Bam Bam Bam
Huh Gak Feat. Basick - Up All Night
Ignite Feat. Yoo Jiwon - Overcome
iKON - Airplane
iKON - My Type
iKON - RHYTHM TA
iLLA Feat. Xoi - Got Caught
IU - 23
JACE - Radio Star
Joy o'clock - You Were My Dream
Junggigo Feat. Zion.T, Crush & Dean - 24/7
Kiggen Feat. Basick, Ja Mezz & ESBEE - Go The Limit
Kihyun - One More Step
Kim Dong Wan - I'm Fine
Kim Dong Wan Feat. C-Jamm - Piece
Kim Minjae & Solar - Star
Kisum Feat. Hwa Sa - Love Talk
Kkakku - Always On My Feet
Kyuhyun - A Million Pieces
Lil Boi & Basick Feat. Hwasa - Call Me
Lim Chang Jung - Love Again
Lovelyz - Ah-Choo
M-CROWN - Road To Nowhere
Melody Day - Speed Up
Monkeyz - I Have A Feeling
MONSTA X - Hero
MONSTA X - Rush
myB - My Oh My
N.Flying - Lonely
O Broject Feat. Hanhae - Drink Lightly
Oh My Girl - Closer
Park Boram - Sorry
Park Kyung Feat. Park Boram - Ordinary Love
Postmen - Pay Day
Pro C Feat. Eun Ha - Han River At Night
Pungdeng-E - Ppi Ppi Ppa Ppa
Red Velvet - Dumb Dumb
Roh Ji Hoon - If You Were Me
Rooftop Studio Feat. Little S - Strong Girl & Weak Boy
San-E - Like Father Like Son
SEVENTEEN - MANSAE
Sik-K Feat. Crucial Star & Taylor - Untitled
Sleepy Feat. Baek Ah Yeon - Kibuntat [I'm To Blame]
Solar - Lived Like A Fool
Song Minho Feat. Taeyang - Fear
Sool J & Kim Taewoo - Bongousse
SoYou & Brother Su - You Don't Know Me
SoYou X Kwon Jeong Yeol - Lean On Me
Stephanie Feat. L.Joe - Higher
Sunny Days - Blah Blah
Super Junior - Magic
Taeyeon Feat. Verbal Jint - I
The Legend - Shadow
The Shorties - Wonder About You
ToppDogg - O.A.S.I.S
ToppDogg - The Beat
TWICE - Like OOH-AHH
U Sung Eun Feat. Moonbyul - Nothing
UNIQ - Best Friend
UP10TION - So Dangerous
We Are The Night - Air Balloon
XIA - Yesterday
XIA Feat. Giriboy - OeO
Yoo Jaehwan X Lim Kim - Coffee
Yoon Hyun Sang Feat. Yoon Bomi - Let's Eat Together
ZIA & Hong Dae Kwang - Nostalgic Autumn
ZICO Feat. PENOMECO & The Quiett - Tell Me Yes Or No
Zion.T - No Makeup
ZZAPA Feat. Microdot - New Days
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wn.com/Top 100 K Pop Songs Chart October 2015 Week 4
Get caught up with the latest in K-Pop in about 30 minutes... Counting down the latest in KPop Hits!
Here's my Top 100 K-Pop Song picks for October 2015 Week 4 (week ending October 31, 2015), primarily based on my personal preferences, with some influence from sales rankings, music shows and fan opinion.
This week sees 12 new entries with comebacks from JungGiGo, Chancellor, f(x) and more! Can Taeyeon stay at number 1 for four weeks with I or will Oh My Girl or Twice take over? Watch and find out!
Rules for your Top Picks of the Week:
* List your top picks for this week in the comments or at http://www.djdigital.info/vote_kpop
* Your picks don't need to be in any of my videos; it's purely what you like this week
* You can list oldies, album tracks, whatever...as long as it's K-Pop
* List them in order of how you like them (either from 1 to 10, or 10 to 1, else I'll assume it's 1 to 10); You can list up to a Top 50 if you want.
* List the title and artist.
* Email your list to fanchart@djdigital.info
If you really like what you see, please subscribe to my channel:
https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=DJDigitalHI
Feel free to like, share, and comment. I do read all the comments so feel free to be as honest as you like. Also tell your friends and spread the joy that is Kpop!
--
Quick Links:
Top 75: 8:23
Top 50: 16:00
Top 40: 19:15
Top 30: 22:16
Top 20: 25:29
Top 10: 28:35
Goodbye Stage: 31:55
Comeback Stage: 33:00
Song Index (Because so many of you asked):
24K - Super Fly
2BiC - I Will Love You Like Now
A-Daily - Spotlight
Ailee - Insane
Ailee - Mind Your Own Business
AndUp Feat. Incredible - It's Me
April - Dream Candy
Baechigi Feat. LYn - Dignity of Parting
Basick Feat. Mamamoo - Stand Up
Beenzino - Break
Big Brain - Welcome
BIGFLO - Obliviate
BIGSTAR - Moonlight Sonata
BTOB - Way Back Home
Buzz - Forever Love
Chancellor - Better
Cho Hyung Woo Feat. Cheetah - Scar
Click-B - Reborn
CNBLUE - Cinderella
Code Kunst Feat. Oh Hyuk & Dok2 - Parachute
Damiano Feat. Namjoo - Sweet Now
Day6 - Congratulations
DEAN Feat. Dok2 - I Love It
DIA - My Friend's Boyfriend
DIA - Somehow
f(x) - 4 Walls
FAME-J Feat. Jibaek - Not Easy
Fly To The Sky - It Happens To Be That Way
Gavy NJ Feat. Jang Heeyoung, Misty & Jeong Haemin - Thank You
GOT7 - If You Do
HeartB Feat. Andup - Beautiful
Hotties - Bam Bam Bam
Huh Gak Feat. Basick - Up All Night
Ignite Feat. Yoo Jiwon - Overcome
iKON - Airplane
iKON - My Type
iKON - RHYTHM TA
iLLA Feat. Xoi - Got Caught
IU - 23
JACE - Radio Star
Joy o'clock - You Were My Dream
Junggigo Feat. Zion.T, Crush & Dean - 24/7
Kiggen Feat. Basick, Ja Mezz & ESBEE - Go The Limit
Kihyun - One More Step
Kim Dong Wan - I'm Fine
Kim Dong Wan Feat. C-Jamm - Piece
Kim Minjae & Solar - Star
Kisum Feat. Hwa Sa - Love Talk
Kkakku - Always On My Feet
Kyuhyun - A Million Pieces
Lil Boi & Basick Feat. Hwasa - Call Me
Lim Chang Jung - Love Again
Lovelyz - Ah-Choo
M-CROWN - Road To Nowhere
Melody Day - Speed Up
Monkeyz - I Have A Feeling
MONSTA X - Hero
MONSTA X - Rush
myB - My Oh My
N.Flying - Lonely
O Broject Feat. Hanhae - Drink Lightly
Oh My Girl - Closer
Park Boram - Sorry
Park Kyung Feat. Park Boram - Ordinary Love
Postmen - Pay Day
Pro C Feat. Eun Ha - Han River At Night
Pungdeng-E - Ppi Ppi Ppa Ppa
Red Velvet - Dumb Dumb
Roh Ji Hoon - If You Were Me
Rooftop Studio Feat. Little S - Strong Girl & Weak Boy
San-E - Like Father Like Son
SEVENTEEN - MANSAE
Sik-K Feat. Crucial Star & Taylor - Untitled
Sleepy Feat. Baek Ah Yeon - Kibuntat [I'm To Blame]
Solar - Lived Like A Fool
Song Minho Feat. Taeyang - Fear
Sool J & Kim Taewoo - Bongousse
SoYou & Brother Su - You Don't Know Me
SoYou X Kwon Jeong Yeol - Lean On Me
Stephanie Feat. L.Joe - Higher
Sunny Days - Blah Blah
Super Junior - Magic
Taeyeon Feat. Verbal Jint - I
The Legend - Shadow
The Shorties - Wonder About You
ToppDogg - O.A.S.I.S
ToppDogg - The Beat
TWICE - Like OOH-AHH
U Sung Eun Feat. Moonbyul - Nothing
UNIQ - Best Friend
UP10TION - So Dangerous
We Are The Night - Air Balloon
XIA - Yesterday
XIA Feat. Giriboy - OeO
Yoo Jaehwan X Lim Kim - Coffee
Yoon Hyun Sang Feat. Yoon Bomi - Let's Eat Together
ZIA & Hong Dae Kwang - Nostalgic Autumn
ZICO Feat. PENOMECO & The Quiett - Tell Me Yes Or No
Zion.T - No Makeup
ZZAPA Feat. Microdot - New Days
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- published: 08 Nov 2015
- views: 369
Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - November 2015 Week 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:12
- Updated: 12 Nov 2015
- views: 162
Get caught up with the latest in K-Pop in about 30 minutes... Counting down the latest in KPop Hits!
Here's my Top 100 K-Pop Song picks for November 2015 ...
Get caught up with the latest in K-Pop in about 30 minutes... Counting down the latest in KPop Hits!
Here's my Top 100 K-Pop Song picks for November 2015 Week 1 (week ending November 7, 2015), primarily based on my personal preferences, with some influence from sales rankings, music shows and fan opinion.
This week sees 19 new entries with comebacks from Brown Eyed Girls, ROMEO, HIGH4, RaNia and more! Can f(x) stay at number 1 for two weeks with 4 Walls or will Oh My Girl or Twice take over? Watch and find out!
Rules for your Top Picks of the Week:
* List your top picks for this week in the comments or at http://www.djdigital.info/vote_kpop
* Your picks don't need to be in any of my videos; it's purely what you like this week
* You can list oldies, album tracks, whatever...as long as it's K-Pop
* List them in order of how you like them (either from 1 to 10, or 10 to 1, else I'll assume it's 1 to 10); You can list up to a Top 50 if you want.
* List the title and artist.
* Email your list to fanchart@djdigital.info
If you really like what you see, please subscribe to my channel:
https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=DJDigitalHI
Feel free to like, share, and comment. I do read all the comments so feel free to be as honest as you like. Also tell your friends and spread the joy that is Kpop!
--
Quick Links:
Top 75: 8:11
Top 50: 16:20
Top 40: 19:20
Top 30: 22:36
Top 20: 25:44
Top 10: 28:50
Goodbye Stage: 32:07
Comeback Stage: 33:22
Song Index (Because so many of you asked):
24K - Super Fly
2LSON Feat. Babylon & Niihwa - A Year Like A Day
5NL - This Very Moment
A-Daily - Spotlight
Ailee - Insane
Ailee - Mind Your Own Business
Basick Feat. Mamamoo - Stand Up
Beenzino - Break
Big Brain - Welcome
BIGFLO - Obliviate
Brown Eyed Girls - Brave New World
Brown Eyed Girls - Warm Hole
BTOB - Way Back Home
Buzz - Forever Love
Chancellor - Better
ChoA & Yoo Hee Yeol - That May Be So 2015
Click-B - Reborn
CNBLUE - Cinderella
Code Kunst Feat. Oh Hyuk & Dok2 - Parachute
Damiano Feat. Namjoo - Sweet Now
Davichi - This Moment
Day6 - Congratulations
DEAN Feat. Dok2 - I Love It
DIA - My Friend's Boyfriend
Dynamic Duo - Only For You
f(x) - 4 Walls
FAME-J Feat. Jibaek - Not Easy
Gavy NJ Feat. Hip Job - Hello
Gavy NJ Feat. Jang Heeyoung, Misty & Jeong Haemin - Thank You
GOT7 - If You Do
HeartB Feat. Andup - Beautiful
HIGH4 - D.O.A
Hotties - Bam Bam Bam
Huh Gak Feat. Basick - Up All Night
Ignite Feat. Yoo Jiwon - What I Want
iKON - Airplane
iKON - My Type
iKON - RHYTHM TA
IU - 23
JACE - Radio Star
Joy o'clock - You Were My Dream
Junggigo Feat. Zion.T, Crush & Dean - 24/7
Kiggen Feat. Basick, Ja Mezz & ESBEE - Go The Limit
Kihyun - One More Step
Kim Dong Wan - I'm Fine
Kim Dong Wan Feat. C-Jamm - Piece
Kim Minjae & Solar - Star
Kisum Feat. Hwa Sa - Love Talk
Kkakku - Always On My Feet
Kyuhyun - A Million Pieces
Kyuhyun - The Day We Felt The Distance
Lil Boi & Basick Feat. Hwasa - Call Me
Lim Chang Jung - Love Again
Lovelyz - Ah-Choo
MC Mong - Like Nobody Knows
M-CROWN - Road To Nowhere
Melody Day - Speed Up
Monkeyz - I Have A Feeling
MONSTA X - Hero
MONSTA X - Rush
N.Flying - Lonely
O Broject Feat. Hanhae - Drink Lightly
Oh My Girl - Closer
Park Boram - Sorry
Postmen - Pay Day
Pro C Feat. Eun Ha - Han River At Night
RaNia - Demonstrate
Red Velvet - Dumb Dumb
Roh Ji Hoon - If You Were Me
ROMEO - Target
Rooftop Studio Feat. Little S - Strong Girl & Weak Boy
San-E - Like Father Like Son
SEVENTEEN - MANSAE
Sik-K Feat. Crucial Star & Taylor - Untitled
Sleepy Feat. Baek Ah Yeon - Kibuntat [I'm To Blame]
Sool J & Kim Taewoo - Bongousse
SoYou & Brother Su - You Don't Know Me
SoYou X Kwon Jeong Yeol - Lean On Me
Standing Egg - Nobody Knows
Stephanie Feat. L.Joe - Higher
Sunny Days - Blah Blah
Super Junior - Magic
Sweet Sorrow - Rain In Seoul
Taeyeon Feat. Verbal Jint - I
The Shorties - Wonder About You
ToppDogg - O.A.S.I.S
ToppDogg - The Beat
TWICE - Like OOH-AHH
U Sung Eun Feat. Moonbyul - Nothing
UNIQ - Best Friend
UP10TION - So Dangerous
VAV - Under The Moonlight
XIA - Yesterday
XIA Feat. Giriboy - OeO
XIUMIN - You Are The One
Yoo Jaehwan X Lim Kim - Coffee
ZIA & Hong Dae Kwang - Nostalgic Autumn
ZICO Feat. Babylon - Boys and Girls
Zion.T - No Makeup
ZZAPA Feat. Microdot - New Days
Follow me on:
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/DJDigitalHI
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wn.com/Top 100 K Pop Songs Chart November 2015 Week 1
Get caught up with the latest in K-Pop in about 30 minutes... Counting down the latest in KPop Hits!
Here's my Top 100 K-Pop Song picks for November 2015 Week 1 (week ending November 7, 2015), primarily based on my personal preferences, with some influence from sales rankings, music shows and fan opinion.
This week sees 19 new entries with comebacks from Brown Eyed Girls, ROMEO, HIGH4, RaNia and more! Can f(x) stay at number 1 for two weeks with 4 Walls or will Oh My Girl or Twice take over? Watch and find out!
Rules for your Top Picks of the Week:
* List your top picks for this week in the comments or at http://www.djdigital.info/vote_kpop
* Your picks don't need to be in any of my videos; it's purely what you like this week
* You can list oldies, album tracks, whatever...as long as it's K-Pop
* List them in order of how you like them (either from 1 to 10, or 10 to 1, else I'll assume it's 1 to 10); You can list up to a Top 50 if you want.
* List the title and artist.
* Email your list to fanchart@djdigital.info
If you really like what you see, please subscribe to my channel:
https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=DJDigitalHI
Feel free to like, share, and comment. I do read all the comments so feel free to be as honest as you like. Also tell your friends and spread the joy that is Kpop!
--
Quick Links:
Top 75: 8:11
Top 50: 16:20
Top 40: 19:20
Top 30: 22:36
Top 20: 25:44
Top 10: 28:50
Goodbye Stage: 32:07
Comeback Stage: 33:22
Song Index (Because so many of you asked):
24K - Super Fly
2LSON Feat. Babylon & Niihwa - A Year Like A Day
5NL - This Very Moment
A-Daily - Spotlight
Ailee - Insane
Ailee - Mind Your Own Business
Basick Feat. Mamamoo - Stand Up
Beenzino - Break
Big Brain - Welcome
BIGFLO - Obliviate
Brown Eyed Girls - Brave New World
Brown Eyed Girls - Warm Hole
BTOB - Way Back Home
Buzz - Forever Love
Chancellor - Better
ChoA & Yoo Hee Yeol - That May Be So 2015
Click-B - Reborn
CNBLUE - Cinderella
Code Kunst Feat. Oh Hyuk & Dok2 - Parachute
Damiano Feat. Namjoo - Sweet Now
Davichi - This Moment
Day6 - Congratulations
DEAN Feat. Dok2 - I Love It
DIA - My Friend's Boyfriend
Dynamic Duo - Only For You
f(x) - 4 Walls
FAME-J Feat. Jibaek - Not Easy
Gavy NJ Feat. Hip Job - Hello
Gavy NJ Feat. Jang Heeyoung, Misty & Jeong Haemin - Thank You
GOT7 - If You Do
HeartB Feat. Andup - Beautiful
HIGH4 - D.O.A
Hotties - Bam Bam Bam
Huh Gak Feat. Basick - Up All Night
Ignite Feat. Yoo Jiwon - What I Want
iKON - Airplane
iKON - My Type
iKON - RHYTHM TA
IU - 23
JACE - Radio Star
Joy o'clock - You Were My Dream
Junggigo Feat. Zion.T, Crush & Dean - 24/7
Kiggen Feat. Basick, Ja Mezz & ESBEE - Go The Limit
Kihyun - One More Step
Kim Dong Wan - I'm Fine
Kim Dong Wan Feat. C-Jamm - Piece
Kim Minjae & Solar - Star
Kisum Feat. Hwa Sa - Love Talk
Kkakku - Always On My Feet
Kyuhyun - A Million Pieces
Kyuhyun - The Day We Felt The Distance
Lil Boi & Basick Feat. Hwasa - Call Me
Lim Chang Jung - Love Again
Lovelyz - Ah-Choo
MC Mong - Like Nobody Knows
M-CROWN - Road To Nowhere
Melody Day - Speed Up
Monkeyz - I Have A Feeling
MONSTA X - Hero
MONSTA X - Rush
N.Flying - Lonely
O Broject Feat. Hanhae - Drink Lightly
Oh My Girl - Closer
Park Boram - Sorry
Postmen - Pay Day
Pro C Feat. Eun Ha - Han River At Night
RaNia - Demonstrate
Red Velvet - Dumb Dumb
Roh Ji Hoon - If You Were Me
ROMEO - Target
Rooftop Studio Feat. Little S - Strong Girl & Weak Boy
San-E - Like Father Like Son
SEVENTEEN - MANSAE
Sik-K Feat. Crucial Star & Taylor - Untitled
Sleepy Feat. Baek Ah Yeon - Kibuntat [I'm To Blame]
Sool J & Kim Taewoo - Bongousse
SoYou & Brother Su - You Don't Know Me
SoYou X Kwon Jeong Yeol - Lean On Me
Standing Egg - Nobody Knows
Stephanie Feat. L.Joe - Higher
Sunny Days - Blah Blah
Super Junior - Magic
Sweet Sorrow - Rain In Seoul
Taeyeon Feat. Verbal Jint - I
The Shorties - Wonder About You
ToppDogg - O.A.S.I.S
ToppDogg - The Beat
TWICE - Like OOH-AHH
U Sung Eun Feat. Moonbyul - Nothing
UNIQ - Best Friend
UP10TION - So Dangerous
VAV - Under The Moonlight
XIA - Yesterday
XIA Feat. Giriboy - OeO
XIUMIN - You Are The One
Yoo Jaehwan X Lim Kim - Coffee
ZIA & Hong Dae Kwang - Nostalgic Autumn
ZICO Feat. Babylon - Boys and Girls
Zion.T - No Makeup
ZZAPA Feat. Microdot - New Days
Follow me on:
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- published: 12 Nov 2015
- views: 162
Showbiz Korea Ep1217 KONG HYO-JIN,OPERATION CHROMITE, THE HANBOK, BAE SUNG-WOO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:08
- Updated: 05 Nov 2015
- views: 49
Showbiz Today
KONG HYO-JIN PLANS 1ST OVERSEAS FAN MEET IN TAIWAN
Showbiz Today
"OPERATION CHROMITE" PRESS CONFERENCE
[ FASHION 101 ]
KOREAN TRADITIONAL BEAUTY, ...
Showbiz Today
KONG HYO-JIN PLANS 1ST OVERSEAS FAN MEET IN TAIWAN
Showbiz Today
"OPERATION CHROMITE" PRESS CONFERENCE
[ FASHION 101 ]
KOREAN TRADITIONAL BEAUTY, THE HANBOK
They′re the styles that you want! They′re styles that you need!
Trendsetting styles that you crave are brought to you every week on
FASHION 101. Korea′s traditional clothing... the hanbok! Its brilliant, yet
elegant colors; the harmony of straight and diagonal lines; the easy,
relaxed volume... It has practicality, as well as beauty! Now, celebrities
are always on top when it comes to trends, why don′t we take a look at
what kind of hanbok THEY wore with style?
[ SUPER SCENE STEALERS ]
BAE SUNG-WOO
Every day, the proliferation of Korean movies and TV dramas into the
global market shines light onto great acting talent – and we′re not
talking about the MAIN cast, we′re talking about the skills of the
SUPPORTING actors! These are the people who add the necessary zest
to a production and we bring them to the forefront each week on
HASHTAG, SUPER SCENE-STEALERS!
Showbiz Today
공효진, 오는 12월 대만서 첫 해외 팬미팅 개최 예정
Showbiz Today
영화 ＜인천상륙작전＞ 제작발표회...이정재-이범수 참석
[ FASHION 101 ]
한국 전통의 美! 한복 패션
훔치고 싶은! 따라하고 싶은! 트렌디세터들의 스타일 대 분석! 패션
101. 한국 고유의 전통이 살아있는 의복, 한복!! 화려하면서도 고운
빛깔,직선과 사선의 조화, 답답하지 않은 넉넉한 여유감으로 의복
으로서의 기능성은 물론 아름다움까지 갖추고 있는데~~ 과연 유행
을 선도하는 스타들은한복의 멋스러움을 어떻게 표현했을까?
[ #SUPER SCENE STEALERS ]
배우 배성우
나날이 높아져가는 한국 영화와 드라마의 위상! 그 열풍 한가운데
에는 작품의 장르와 캐릭터에 구애받지 않고 매번 혼신의 연기를
선사하는 조연 배우들이 자리하고 있다! 한국 영화와 드라마를 책
임지고 있는슈퍼 씬 스틸러스! 그들의 매력 속으로 지금 바로 출발
~
wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1217 Kong Hyo Jin,Operation Chromite, The Hanbok, Bae Sung Woo
Showbiz Today
KONG HYO-JIN PLANS 1ST OVERSEAS FAN MEET IN TAIWAN
Showbiz Today
"OPERATION CHROMITE" PRESS CONFERENCE
[ FASHION 101 ]
KOREAN TRADITIONAL BEAUTY, THE HANBOK
They′re the styles that you want! They′re styles that you need!
Trendsetting styles that you crave are brought to you every week on
FASHION 101. Korea′s traditional clothing... the hanbok! Its brilliant, yet
elegant colors; the harmony of straight and diagonal lines; the easy,
relaxed volume... It has practicality, as well as beauty! Now, celebrities
are always on top when it comes to trends, why don′t we take a look at
what kind of hanbok THEY wore with style?
[ SUPER SCENE STEALERS ]
BAE SUNG-WOO
Every day, the proliferation of Korean movies and TV dramas into the
global market shines light onto great acting talent – and we′re not
talking about the MAIN cast, we′re talking about the skills of the
SUPPORTING actors! These are the people who add the necessary zest
to a production and we bring them to the forefront each week on
HASHTAG, SUPER SCENE-STEALERS!
Showbiz Today
공효진, 오는 12월 대만서 첫 해외 팬미팅 개최 예정
Showbiz Today
영화 ＜인천상륙작전＞ 제작발표회...이정재-이범수 참석
[ FASHION 101 ]
한국 전통의 美! 한복 패션
훔치고 싶은! 따라하고 싶은! 트렌디세터들의 스타일 대 분석! 패션
101. 한국 고유의 전통이 살아있는 의복, 한복!! 화려하면서도 고운
빛깔,직선과 사선의 조화, 답답하지 않은 넉넉한 여유감으로 의복
으로서의 기능성은 물론 아름다움까지 갖추고 있는데~~ 과연 유행
을 선도하는 스타들은한복의 멋스러움을 어떻게 표현했을까?
[ #SUPER SCENE STEALERS ]
배우 배성우
나날이 높아져가는 한국 영화와 드라마의 위상! 그 열풍 한가운데
에는 작품의 장르와 캐릭터에 구애받지 않고 매번 혼신의 연기를
선사하는 조연 배우들이 자리하고 있다! 한국 영화와 드라마를 책
임지고 있는슈퍼 씬 스틸러스! 그들의 매력 속으로 지금 바로 출발
~
- published: 05 Nov 2015
- views: 49
Showbiz Korea Weekend Ep248 ON SCENE,EXCLUSIVE DATE,K-JUKEBOX,FASHION101,ON SCENE
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 51:20
- Updated: 09 Nov 2015
- views: 54
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF YOU CALL IT PASSION
Do Ra-hee is a rookie reporter who thought everything would work out if she gets a job. Ha Jae-Kwan is a su...
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF YOU CALL IT PASSION
Do Ra-hee is a rookie reporter who thought everything would work out if she gets a job. Ha Jae-Kwan is a superior who loses his steam whenever he wants to. The movie "You Call It Passion" deals with the hardships Do Ra-hee faces out in society.
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
ACTRESS Ji Hyun Woo
On this week′s Exclusive Date, I got to enjoy a sit-down with actor Ji Hyun-woo, who′s armed with a delightful, rich voice and acting skills. This time, he is back as a sharp and intuitive guy in the new drama titled "Awl" in Korean, and "Awl" in English. Let′s meet actor Ji Hyun-woo and learn more about the actor himself and his new work on Exclusive Date!
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF FALLING FOR CHALLENGE
The web drama "Falling for Challenge" is about college students who try to stop their club "One Plus" from closing. Will they be able to succeed with their mission?
[ NEWCOMERS ]
ACTOR SONG WON-SEOK
Rookie actor Song Won-Seok showed off his straight-forward qualities and handsome features through one recent variety show. You can check out Song Won-Seok‘s qualities on today′s Newcomers and find out about his acting episode in his debut film "Dancing Queen." Plus, learn about his days as a model and get the scoop on his project activities with fellow actor Kwak Si-yang. Let′s meet Song Won-Seok right now on NEWCOMERS!
[ K-Jukebox ]
ROH JI-HOON
Today′s guest is someone who touches everyone with his soft yet intense music. It′s singer Roh Ji-hoon, who′s armed with an attractive voice. He captivates the ladies with his handsome looks, and dominates the stage with his performances. He′s adored by music fans, and is now back to us with a new album. Roh Ji-hoon′s sounds and tunes have become more mature, so let′s learn more about his music on K-Jukebox.
[ ON SCENE ]
영화 [열정같은소리하고있네] 제작발표회
취직만 하면 인생이 풀릴 줄 알았던 수습기자 도라희! 언제 터질지 모르는 시한폭탄 상사 하재관! 전쟁터 같은 사회생활에서 살아남기 위한 도라희의 극한 분투기를 그린 영화! [열정같은소리하고있네]
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
배우 지현우
오늘의 주인공! 감미로운 목소리와 연기력으로 로맨티시스트의 정석을 보여주는 남자! 지현우입니다!그러나 이번엔 날카롭고 강렬한 ‘송곳′이 되어 돌아왔는데요~화제의 드라마 [송곳]으로 찾아온 배우 지현우와의 만남! 함께 가시죠~
[ ON SCENE ]
웹드라마 [도전에 반하다] 제작발표.폐쇄 위기의 도전 동아리 ‘하나 더하기’를 살리기 위한 대학생들의 이야기를 그린 웹드라마 [도전에 반하다] 과연 이들의 도전은 성공할 수 있을까요?
[ NEWCOMERS ]
배우 송원석
최근 방송 된 한 예능프로그램을 통해 솔직한 매력과, 완벽한 비주얼을 자랑하며시청자들 앞에 선 신인 배우 송원석. 예능프로그램에서 미쳐 다 보여 주지 못한송원석만의 매력은 물론~ 데뷔작이었던 영화 ＜댄싱퀸＞ 에피소드와모델로 활동했던 화려한 과거, 동료배우 곽시양과 함께하는 프로젝트 활동 이야기까지! 송원석이 들려주는 그의 모든 것, 지금 공개됩니다!!
[ K-Jukebox ]
노지훈
노래로 감동을 전하는 아름다운 남자, 부드러우면서도 강한 울림이 느껴지는매력적인 보이스의 주인공, 노.지.훈!!!여심을 흔드는 완벽한 외모와 무대를 꽉 채우는 화려한 퍼포먼스로 음악 팬들의 사랑을 받는 그가 새 앨범으로 팬들의 곁에 돌아왔습니다. 한층 더 성숙해진 모습으로 돌아온 노지훈, 그의 음악 세계를 지금 만나볼까요?
Visit Arirang World Official Pages
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wn.com/Showbiz Korea Weekend Ep248 On Scene,Exclusive Date,K Jukebox,Fashion101,On Scene
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF YOU CALL IT PASSION
Do Ra-hee is a rookie reporter who thought everything would work out if she gets a job. Ha Jae-Kwan is a superior who loses his steam whenever he wants to. The movie "You Call It Passion" deals with the hardships Do Ra-hee faces out in society.
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
ACTRESS Ji Hyun Woo
On this week′s Exclusive Date, I got to enjoy a sit-down with actor Ji Hyun-woo, who′s armed with a delightful, rich voice and acting skills. This time, he is back as a sharp and intuitive guy in the new drama titled "Awl" in Korean, and "Awl" in English. Let′s meet actor Ji Hyun-woo and learn more about the actor himself and his new work on Exclusive Date!
[ ON SCENE ]
PRESS CONFERENCE OF FALLING FOR CHALLENGE
The web drama "Falling for Challenge" is about college students who try to stop their club "One Plus" from closing. Will they be able to succeed with their mission?
[ NEWCOMERS ]
ACTOR SONG WON-SEOK
Rookie actor Song Won-Seok showed off his straight-forward qualities and handsome features through one recent variety show. You can check out Song Won-Seok‘s qualities on today′s Newcomers and find out about his acting episode in his debut film "Dancing Queen." Plus, learn about his days as a model and get the scoop on his project activities with fellow actor Kwak Si-yang. Let′s meet Song Won-Seok right now on NEWCOMERS!
[ K-Jukebox ]
ROH JI-HOON
Today′s guest is someone who touches everyone with his soft yet intense music. It′s singer Roh Ji-hoon, who′s armed with an attractive voice. He captivates the ladies with his handsome looks, and dominates the stage with his performances. He′s adored by music fans, and is now back to us with a new album. Roh Ji-hoon′s sounds and tunes have become more mature, so let′s learn more about his music on K-Jukebox.
[ ON SCENE ]
영화 [열정같은소리하고있네] 제작발표회
취직만 하면 인생이 풀릴 줄 알았던 수습기자 도라희! 언제 터질지 모르는 시한폭탄 상사 하재관! 전쟁터 같은 사회생활에서 살아남기 위한 도라희의 극한 분투기를 그린 영화! [열정같은소리하고있네]
[ EXCLUSIVE DATE ]
배우 지현우
오늘의 주인공! 감미로운 목소리와 연기력으로 로맨티시스트의 정석을 보여주는 남자! 지현우입니다!그러나 이번엔 날카롭고 강렬한 ‘송곳′이 되어 돌아왔는데요~화제의 드라마 [송곳]으로 찾아온 배우 지현우와의 만남! 함께 가시죠~
[ ON SCENE ]
웹드라마 [도전에 반하다] 제작발표.폐쇄 위기의 도전 동아리 ‘하나 더하기’를 살리기 위한 대학생들의 이야기를 그린 웹드라마 [도전에 반하다] 과연 이들의 도전은 성공할 수 있을까요?
[ NEWCOMERS ]
배우 송원석
최근 방송 된 한 예능프로그램을 통해 솔직한 매력과, 완벽한 비주얼을 자랑하며시청자들 앞에 선 신인 배우 송원석. 예능프로그램에서 미쳐 다 보여 주지 못한송원석만의 매력은 물론~ 데뷔작이었던 영화 ＜댄싱퀸＞ 에피소드와모델로 활동했던 화려한 과거, 동료배우 곽시양과 함께하는 프로젝트 활동 이야기까지! 송원석이 들려주는 그의 모든 것, 지금 공개됩니다!!
[ K-Jukebox ]
노지훈
노래로 감동을 전하는 아름다운 남자, 부드러우면서도 강한 울림이 느껴지는매력적인 보이스의 주인공, 노.지.훈!!!여심을 흔드는 완벽한 외모와 무대를 꽉 채우는 화려한 퍼포먼스로 음악 팬들의 사랑을 받는 그가 새 앨범으로 팬들의 곁에 돌아왔습니다. 한층 더 성숙해진 모습으로 돌아온 노지훈, 그의 음악 세계를 지금 만나볼까요?
Visit Arirang World Official Pages
Homepage: http://www.arirang.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtv
Facebook(K-Pop): http://www.facebook.com/kpoparirang
Twitter: http://twitter.com/arirangworld
Instagram: http://instagram.com/arirangworld
Google+: http://plus.google.com/+ArirangCoKrTV
Google+(K-Pop): http://plus.google.com/+arirangworld
- published: 09 Nov 2015
- views: 54
Phim lẻ Hàn Quốc :Only You [Vietsub]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 106:24
- Updated: 05 Sep 2014
- views: 30419
- author: Smile Again Try Again
Đạo diễn: Song Il Gon (송일곤) Biên kịch: Roh Hong Jin (노홍진), Song Il Gon (송일곤) Thời lượng: 108 phút Ngày công chiếu tại HQ: 20-10-2011 Diễn viên So Ji Sub vai ......
Đạo diễn: Song Il Gon (송일곤) Biên kịch: Roh Hong Jin (노홍진), Song Il Gon (송일곤) Thời lượng: 108 phút Ngày công chiếu tại HQ: 20-10-2011 Diễn viên So Ji Sub vai ...
wn.com/Phim Lẻ Hàn Quốc Only You Vietsub
Đạo diễn: Song Il Gon (송일곤) Biên kịch: Roh Hong Jin (노홍진), Song Il Gon (송일곤) Thời lượng: 108 phút Ngày công chiếu tại HQ: 20-10-2011 Diễn viên So Ji Sub vai ...
- published: 10 Dec 2013
- views: 30419
- author: Smile Again Try Again
Showbiz Korea Ep1204 TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO'S NEW PRODUCTION
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:10
- Updated: 19 Oct 2015
- views: 11
Showbiz Today
TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO′S NEW PRODUCTION
Showbiz Today
KIM BEOM TRANSFORMS INTOBRAUCE LEE FOR A CHINESE DRAMA
[ STARS′...
Showbiz Today
TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO′S NEW PRODUCTION
Showbiz Today
KIM BEOM TRANSFORMS INTOBRAUCE LEE FOR A CHINESE DRAMA
[ STARS′ BIGMATCH ]
BRAD PITT & JUNG WOO-SUNG
There are foreign stars and Korean celebrities who differ in nationalities, but who are always compared online for their many similarities. You can see the similarities and differences of stars from two different countries on Showbiz Korea′s Stars′ Big Match. Let′s find out who today′s celebrities are. This week, we have two very handsome and talented actors. We have Jung Woo-sung on one side and Brad Pitt on the other. Let′s now find out more about these two.
[ NEWCOMERS ]
ACTRESS J. SHIN
Rookie actress J. Shin delights everyone with her bright smile and facial expressions. She is just beginning her career as an actress and was in the spotlight for playing the lead role in a Chinese film with the working title “Bunshinsaba & the Ghost.” She dreamed of acting since she was young and is full of passion and dreams to make it big as an actress. Let′s meet J. Shin and learn more about her right now!
Showbiz Today
봉준호 감독 신작 ‘옥자′, 헐리우드 배우 총출동
Showbiz Today
김범, 중국 드라마 ‘엽문과 이소령′ 출연, 이소룡으로 변신
[ STARS′ BIGMATCH ]
브래드 피트 & 정우성
국적과 피부색은 다르지만 어딘가 묘~하게 닮은 점이 많아 인터넷에서 늘 비교대상에 오르는 한류 스타와 해외 스타! 각국을 대표하는 진짜 스타만이 주인공이 될 수 있다! 어디서도 볼 수 없었던 진정한 매력 비교 분석이 이제부터 펼쳐집니다! 스타 빅 매치! 이번 주 주인공! 잘생긴 외모는 물론, 연기력까지 겸비한 남자들! 브래드 피트와 정우성! 두 사람의 매력비교! 지금부터 함께 보시죠!
[ NEWCOMERS ]
배우 신재이
시원한 미소와 화려한 외모 밝은 표정으로 호감을 주는 신인 배우 신재이. 배우로서의 걸음을 막 시작한 그녀이지만 중국영화 ＜분신사바와 접시귀신＞에 당당히 주연으로 발탁돼 큰 화제를 모으고 있는데~ 어렸을 때부터 배우를 꿈꿨을 정도로 연기에 대한 진한 애정과 배우로서의 부푼 꿈을 간직하고 있는 기대주 신재이! 그녀의 이야기가 지금 시작됩니다.
wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1204 Top Hollywood Stars To Star Indirector Bong Joon Ho'S New Production
Showbiz Today
TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO′S NEW PRODUCTION
Showbiz Today
KIM BEOM TRANSFORMS INTOBRAUCE LEE FOR A CHINESE DRAMA
[ STARS′ BIGMATCH ]
BRAD PITT & JUNG WOO-SUNG
There are foreign stars and Korean celebrities who differ in nationalities, but who are always compared online for their many similarities. You can see the similarities and differences of stars from two different countries on Showbiz Korea′s Stars′ Big Match. Let′s find out who today′s celebrities are. This week, we have two very handsome and talented actors. We have Jung Woo-sung on one side and Brad Pitt on the other. Let′s now find out more about these two.
[ NEWCOMERS ]
ACTRESS J. SHIN
Rookie actress J. Shin delights everyone with her bright smile and facial expressions. She is just beginning her career as an actress and was in the spotlight for playing the lead role in a Chinese film with the working title “Bunshinsaba & the Ghost.” She dreamed of acting since she was young and is full of passion and dreams to make it big as an actress. Let′s meet J. Shin and learn more about her right now!
Showbiz Today
봉준호 감독 신작 ‘옥자′, 헐리우드 배우 총출동
Showbiz Today
김범, 중국 드라마 ‘엽문과 이소령′ 출연, 이소룡으로 변신
[ STARS′ BIGMATCH ]
브래드 피트 & 정우성
국적과 피부색은 다르지만 어딘가 묘~하게 닮은 점이 많아 인터넷에서 늘 비교대상에 오르는 한류 스타와 해외 스타! 각국을 대표하는 진짜 스타만이 주인공이 될 수 있다! 어디서도 볼 수 없었던 진정한 매력 비교 분석이 이제부터 펼쳐집니다! 스타 빅 매치! 이번 주 주인공! 잘생긴 외모는 물론, 연기력까지 겸비한 남자들! 브래드 피트와 정우성! 두 사람의 매력비교! 지금부터 함께 보시죠!
[ NEWCOMERS ]
배우 신재이
시원한 미소와 화려한 외모 밝은 표정으로 호감을 주는 신인 배우 신재이. 배우로서의 걸음을 막 시작한 그녀이지만 중국영화 ＜분신사바와 접시귀신＞에 당당히 주연으로 발탁돼 큰 화제를 모으고 있는데~ 어렸을 때부터 배우를 꿈꿨을 정도로 연기에 대한 진한 애정과 배우로서의 부푼 꿈을 간직하고 있는 기대주 신재이! 그녀의 이야기가 지금 시작됩니다.
- published: 19 Oct 2015
- views: 11
Showbiz Korea Ep1208 KIND DEEDS OF YOO AH-IN, SHIN MIN-A & OTHER STARS
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:09
- Updated: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 28
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KIND DEEDS OF YOO AH-IN, SHIN MIN-A & OTHER STARS
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BAE DOO-NA TO ACT AS A MARRIEDCOUPLE WITH HA JUNG-WOO IN A NEW FILM
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KIND DEEDS OF YOO AH-IN, SHIN MIN-A & OTHER STARS
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BAE DOO-NA TO ACT AS A MARRIEDCOUPLE WITH HA JUNG-WOO IN A NEW FILM
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THE PRIESTS
Top-notch actor Kim Yun-seok and handsome actor Kang Dong-won have met again in “The Black Priests” 6 years after “Jeon Woochi: The Taoist Wizard.” This film is based on the director’s short film “12th Assistant Deacon.” This film received Best Director at the 15th Jeonju International Film Festival nd received awards at various short film festivals. It’s in the spotlight all the more because of its unique theme.
[ K-Jukebox ]
5TION
The 4 guys of the group 5tion delights everyone with their soft yet rich sounds, sensual harmony and poetic lyrics. This group is back with a new album! The members have gotten more mature through their activities in Korea and Japan! Wanna know more about this group? Then, get ready to enjoy 5tion’s music story right now!
Showbiz Today
유아인-신민아, 잇따른 선행
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배두나-하정우, 영화 ‘터널’서 부부 호흡
[ FILM DIGEST ]
THE PRIESTS
강렬한 연기파 배우 김윤석! 꽃미남 여심공략배우 강동원! 두 사람이, ＜전우치＞이후 6년만에 ＜검은사제들＞에서 다시 만나게 되었다. 이 영화는, 감독이 자신의 단편 ＜12번째 보조사제＞를 원작으로 해서 탄생시킨 작품이다. ＜12번째 보조사제＞는 제 15회 전주국제영화제 한국단편경쟁부문 감독상을 비롯해, 각종 단편영화제를 휩쓸었던 수작인데, 독특한 소재인만큼, 더욱 주목을 받고 있다.
[ K-Jukebox ]
오션
부드럽고 깊은 음색! 감미로운 완벽한 조화의 하모니! 한편의 시를 연상케 하는 예쁜 노랫말로 기쁨과 감동을 전하는 네 남자, 오션~~ 그들이 새로운 앨범으로 돌아왔습니다. 한국과 일본을 오가며 더욱 성숙해진 오션의 뮤직스토리~! 지금부터 들어볼까요?
wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1208 Kind Deeds Of Yoo Ah In, Shin Min A Other Stars
Showbiz Today
KIND DEEDS OF YOO AH-IN, SHIN MIN-A & OTHER STARS
Showbiz Today
BAE DOO-NA TO ACT AS A MARRIEDCOUPLE WITH HA JUNG-WOO IN A NEW FILM
[ FILM DIGEST ]
THE PRIESTS
Top-notch actor Kim Yun-seok and handsome actor Kang Dong-won have met again in “The Black Priests” 6 years after “Jeon Woochi: The Taoist Wizard.” This film is based on the director’s short film “12th Assistant Deacon.” This film received Best Director at the 15th Jeonju International Film Festival nd received awards at various short film festivals. It’s in the spotlight all the more because of its unique theme.
[ K-Jukebox ]
5TION
The 4 guys of the group 5tion delights everyone with their soft yet rich sounds, sensual harmony and poetic lyrics. This group is back with a new album! The members have gotten more mature through their activities in Korea and Japan! Wanna know more about this group? Then, get ready to enjoy 5tion’s music story right now!
Showbiz Today
유아인-신민아, 잇따른 선행
Showbiz Today
배두나-하정우, 영화 ‘터널’서 부부 호흡
[ FILM DIGEST ]
THE PRIESTS
강렬한 연기파 배우 김윤석! 꽃미남 여심공략배우 강동원! 두 사람이, ＜전우치＞이후 6년만에 ＜검은사제들＞에서 다시 만나게 되었다. 이 영화는, 감독이 자신의 단편 ＜12번째 보조사제＞를 원작으로 해서 탄생시킨 작품이다. ＜12번째 보조사제＞는 제 15회 전주국제영화제 한국단편경쟁부문 감독상을 비롯해, 각종 단편영화제를 휩쓸었던 수작인데, 독특한 소재인만큼, 더욱 주목을 받고 있다.
[ K-Jukebox ]
오션
부드럽고 깊은 음색! 감미로운 완벽한 조화의 하모니! 한편의 시를 연상케 하는 예쁜 노랫말로 기쁨과 감동을 전하는 네 남자, 오션~~ 그들이 새로운 앨범으로 돌아왔습니다. 한국과 일본을 오가며 더욱 성숙해진 오션의 뮤직스토리~! 지금부터 들어볼까요?
- published: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 28
Heart to Heart - EP2656-Choi Min-hee, a mmber of Democratic United Party ... 최민희
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 50:32
- Updated: 16 Aug 2014
- views: 136
- author: ARIRANG CULTURE
Subscribe to arirang! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=arirangkorean 현재 19대 국회에서 열심히 국민을 위해 고군분투하고 있는, 민주통합당 최민희 의원을 만나본다. Choi Min-hee is......
Subscribe to arirang! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=arirangkorean 현재 19대 국회에서 열심히 국민을 위해 고군분투하고 있는, 민주통합당 최민희 의원을 만나본다. Choi Min-hee is...
wn.com/Heart To Heart Ep2656 Choi Min Hee, A Mmber Of Democratic United Party ... 최민희
Subscribe to arirang! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=arirangkorean 현재 19대 국회에서 열심히 국민을 위해 고군분투하고 있는, 민주통합당 최민희 의원을 만나본다. Choi Min-hee is...
- published: 23 May 2013
- views: 136
- author: ARIRANG CULTURE
설악산 봉정암 - 백담사
설악산 봉정암 - 백담사....
설악산 봉정암 - 백담사.
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설악산 봉정암 - 백담사.
- published: 18 Oct 2011
- views: 5439
- author: jsook9080
20150305 经典人文地理 燃烧的太平洋：瓜岛炼狱2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 39:19
- Updated: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 301
【栏目介绍】
《经典人文地理》是一个展现古老传统，多元文化交流、融合的电视栏目。它主要以人文地理的理念和观点，以更为巧妙的方法和角度向更广阔的地区和高端受众讲述中国，直接促进世界对中国的了解，以全新的视觉和方法，将华夏大地的经典人文地理推荐给受众。用西部中国的眼睛，带着对人文历史的敬畏，带着对大自然的谦卑，《经典人文地...
【栏目介绍】
《经典人文地理》是一个展现古老传统，多元文化交流、融合的电视栏目。它主要以人文地理的理念和观点，以更为巧妙的方法和角度向更广阔的地区和高端受众讲述中国，直接促进世界对中国的了解，以全新的视觉和方法，将华夏大地的经典人文地理推荐给受众。用西部中国的眼睛，带着对人文历史的敬畏，带着对大自然的谦卑，《经典人文地理》将为您展现一个不一样的世界。 这是每一个曾经用脚走过大地，用心体验过大地生命的人所了解的地理学，其中充满了趣味与新知。 "Classic" humanistic geography is an expression of the ancient tradition, cultural exchange, fusion of TV program. It is mainly to human geography viewpoint, the more clever method and angle to the wider region and high-end audience about Chinese, directly promote world understanding of Chinese, with vision and new methods, will recommend the classical humanistic geography of Chinese territory to the audience. Western China eyes, with the fear of human history, with the nature of humility, "the classic human geography" will show a different world for you. This is a once used the foot through the earth, geography experience over the life of earth people know, which is full of interesting and new knowledge.
【本视频由正版官方授权更新，盗版必究】
更多精彩内容请订阅关注：https://www.youtube.com/user/YunnanTV
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【栏目介绍】
《经典人文地理》是一个展现古老传统，多元文化交流、融合的电视栏目。它主要以人文地理的理念和观点，以更为巧妙的方法和角度向更广阔的地区和高端受众讲述中国，直接促进世界对中国的了解，以全新的视觉和方法，将华夏大地的经典人文地理推荐给受众。用西部中国的眼睛，带着对人文历史的敬畏，带着对大自然的谦卑，《经典人文地理》将为您展现一个不一样的世界。 这是每一个曾经用脚走过大地，用心体验过大地生命的人所了解的地理学，其中充满了趣味与新知。 "Classic" humanistic geography is an expression of the ancient tradition, cultural exchange, fusion of TV program. It is mainly to human geography viewpoint, the more clever method and angle to the wider region and high-end audience about Chinese, directly promote world understanding of Chinese, with vision and new methods, will recommend the classical humanistic geography of Chinese territory to the audience. Western China eyes, with the fear of human history, with the nature of humility, "the classic human geography" will show a different world for you. This is a once used the foot through the earth, geography experience over the life of earth people know, which is full of interesting and new knowledge.
【本视频由正版官方授权更新，盗版必究】
更多精彩内容请订阅关注：https://www.youtube.com/user/YunnanTV
- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 301
Искушение волков 2004
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 115:24
- Updated: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 304
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wn.com/Искушение Волков 2004
- published: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 304
Showbiz Korea Ep1210 ALICE IN EARNESTLAND INVITED TO FOREIGN FILM FESTS
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:27
- Updated: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 16
Showbiz Today
JJCC PERFORM AT A FASHION EVENT IN JAPAN
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ALICE IN EARNESTLAND INVITED TO FOREIGN FILM FESTS
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THE BEST ISSUE OF THE K...
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JJCC PERFORM AT A FASHION EVENT IN JAPAN
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ALICE IN EARNESTLAND INVITED TO FOREIGN FILM FESTS
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THE BEST ISSUE OF THE KOREAN BROADCASTING INDUSTRY
Korean broadcasts are receiving global attention and are in the center
of 한류, the Korean Wave!These days, there are many fun programs
which many don’t want to miss. And thus, issues from the K-
broadcasting industry are in the limelight.Let′s find out what′s hot
these days!
[ ON SCENE ]
the press conference of "The Priests"
Many film lovers are looking forward to the release of this movie,
mainly because of top talented actor Kim Yun-seok and handsome actor
Kang Dong-won. Showbiz Korea will take you to the press conference of
"The Priests" right now~
Showbiz Today
JJCC, 日 패션 행사서 공연...新 한류돌 급부상
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영화 ＜성실한 나라의 앨리스＞, 해외영화제 공식초청 쾌거
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한국 방송계 이슈메이커스 Best 3
한류의 중심! 전세계인들이 애청하는 한국의 방송!최근들어, 놓치
고 싶지 않고, 자꾸 다시 보고 싶어지는 재미가 가득한 프로그램들
이 연이어 등장하고 있는데요, 그런만큼 방송계 이슈메이커스는 더
욱 핫합니다.어떤 내용일지 함께 확인해볼까요? 지금 시작합니다.
[ ON SCENE ]
영화 ＜검은 사제들＞ 제작발표회
최고의 연기력을 자랑하는 톱배우 김윤석과 영원한 톱스타 강동원
의 만남으로 더욱 기대를 모으고 있는 영화 ＜검은 사제들＞의 제작
발표회 현장으로 지금 함께 가보시죠~
wn.com/Showbiz Korea Ep1210 Alice In Earnestland Invited To Foreign Film Fests
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JJCC PERFORM AT A FASHION EVENT IN JAPAN
Showbiz Today
ALICE IN EARNESTLAND INVITED TO FOREIGN FILM FESTS
[ ISSUE MAKERS ]
THE BEST ISSUE OF THE KOREAN BROADCASTING INDUSTRY
Korean broadcasts are receiving global attention and are in the center
of 한류, the Korean Wave!These days, there are many fun programs
which many don’t want to miss. And thus, issues from the K-
broadcasting industry are in the limelight.Let′s find out what′s hot
these days!
[ ON SCENE ]
the press conference of "The Priests"
Many film lovers are looking forward to the release of this movie,
mainly because of top talented actor Kim Yun-seok and handsome actor
Kang Dong-won. Showbiz Korea will take you to the press conference of
"The Priests" right now~
Showbiz Today
JJCC, 日 패션 행사서 공연...新 한류돌 급부상
Showbiz Today
영화 ＜성실한 나라의 앨리스＞, 해외영화제 공식초청 쾌거
[ ISSUE MAKERS ]
한국 방송계 이슈메이커스 Best 3
한류의 중심! 전세계인들이 애청하는 한국의 방송!최근들어, 놓치
고 싶지 않고, 자꾸 다시 보고 싶어지는 재미가 가득한 프로그램들
이 연이어 등장하고 있는데요, 그런만큼 방송계 이슈메이커스는 더
욱 핫합니다.어떤 내용일지 함께 확인해볼까요? 지금 시작합니다.
[ ON SCENE ]
영화 ＜검은 사제들＞ 제작발표회
최고의 연기력을 자랑하는 톱배우 김윤석과 영원한 톱스타 강동원
의 만남으로 더욱 기대를 모으고 있는 영화 ＜검은 사제들＞의 제작
발표회 현장으로 지금 함께 가보시죠~
- published: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 16
개나발 9월 7일 안철수 죽이기.. 송호창 깜짝 출연, 전두환 재판 후기
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 48:19
- Updated: 07 Sep 2012
- views: 2395
안철수 죽이기 논란 송호창 깜짝 출연, 조중동 안철수 사용법, 전두환 재판 후기
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안철수 죽이기 논란 송호창 깜짝 출연, 조중동 안철수 사용법, 전두환 재판 후기
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안철수 죽이기 논란 송호창 깜짝 출연, 조중동 안철수 사용법, 전두환 재판 후기
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- published: 07 Sep 2012
- views: 2395
Two Fists Against The Law (1980) Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 233:11
- Updated: 24 Feb 2015
- views: 3
Two Fists Against The Law (1980). Kung Fu movie starring Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui, Chik Ngai-Hung, Chung Faat. Directed by Chan Chuen. A couple.
...
Two Fists Against The Law (1980). Kung Fu movie starring Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui, Chik Ngai-Hung, Chung Faat. Directed by Chan Chuen. A couple.
Two Fists Against The Law (1980). Kung Fu movie starring Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui, Chik Ngai-Hung, Chung Faat. Directed by Chan Chuen. A couple. The Secret Envoy (1976) .
The Secret Envoy (1976) Hwang Jang Lee, Casanova Wong, Lee Yin Min, Elton Chong The Secret Envoy AKA The Secret Agent (1976). Rare South Korean martial arts .
wn.com/Two Fists Against The Law (1980) Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui
Two Fists Against The Law (1980). Kung Fu movie starring Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui, Chik Ngai-Hung, Chung Faat. Directed by Chan Chuen. A couple.
Two Fists Against The Law (1980). Kung Fu movie starring Hwang Jang Lee, Melvin Wong, Alan Chui, Chik Ngai-Hung, Chung Faat. Directed by Chan Chuen. A couple. The Secret Envoy (1976) .
The Secret Envoy (1976) Hwang Jang Lee, Casanova Wong, Lee Yin Min, Elton Chong The Secret Envoy AKA The Secret Agent (1976). Rare South Korean martial arts .
- published: 24 Feb 2015
- views: 3
대한민국 60년 역사가 움직인 순간들 4부 세계화의 격랑 HDTV XviD Ental
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wn.com/대한민국 60년 역사가 움직인 순간들 4부 세계화의 격랑 Hdtv Xvid Ental
- published: 19 Nov 2011
- views: 13532
- author: decacros
화평의 길 극장판 +영문자막
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 118:35
- Updated: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 600
화평의 길 극장판 +영문자막
Road to Peace and Harmony...
화평의 길 극장판 +영문자막
Road to Peace and Harmony
wn.com/화평의 길 극장판 영문자막
화평의 길 극장판 +영문자막
Road to Peace and Harmony
- published: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 600
[한홍구의 한국현대사 #3] 전두환은 어떻게 독재권력을 지켰나?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 48:24
- Updated: 19 Aug 2014
- views: 12616
- author: HankyorehTV
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제11대 전두환 대통령 각하 취임식
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South Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial Starts
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South Korea - Roh Tae Woo's Trial Starts
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SOUTH KOREA: PRESIDENTS CHUN DOO HWAN AND ROH TAE WOO PROFILE
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Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
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Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
Former president Roh Tae-woo pays $21 million in unpaid fines 전재용씨 추징금 자진납부 의사 검찰에 전달
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전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
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전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
전두환과 노태우구속 Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae woo arrested
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO ARRESTED ON CORRUPTION CHARGES
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SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT'S DOO HWAN & ROH TAE WOO TRIAL
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH TAE WOO CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS UPDATE
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South Korea - Roh Tae-Woo Indictment
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South Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo Starts
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South Korea - Trial Of Roh Tae Woo Starts
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAIL
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SOUTH KOREA: ROH JAI HYUN VISITS FATHER ROH TAE WOO IN JAIL
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S.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush Fund
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South Korean politics was in an uproar on Friday (27/10). South Korea...
published: 21 Jul 2015
S.Korea - Roh Apologises For Slush Fund
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SOUTH KOREA: STUDENT PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICE
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S.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before Prison
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Former South Korean president, Roh Tae-Woo, was ar...
published: 21 Jul 2015
S.Korea - Roh's Parting Words Before Prison
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SOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICE
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Radical students in South Korea have been staging violent demonstrations...
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SOUTH KOREA: "ANTI AMERICA DAY" DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH POLICE
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SOUTH KOREA: FORMER PRESIDENT IN CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
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SOUTH KOREA: 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH COUP
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TOP BUSINESSMEN ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION
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South Korea's business establishment is reeling from the conviction of nine ...
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TOP BUSINESSMEN ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION
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KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF FORMER PRESIDENT CONTINUES
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The former President of South Korea, Roh Tae-Woo has refused to enter the wi...
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SOUTH KOREA: POLITICAL CORRUPTION DUBBED 'THE KOREA DISEASE'
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South Korean president Kim Young-sam says last year's arrests of two of ...
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SOUTH KOREA: POLITICAL CORRUPTION DUBBED 'THE KOREA DISEASE'
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SOUTH KOREA: LAWYERS WITHDRAW FROM TRIAL
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40-minutes after Monday's session opened, lawyers for two former presidents ...
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SOUTH KOREA: LAWYERS WITHDRAW FROM TRIAL
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CONTINUES
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South Korean prosecutors want the death sentence for one of the country's fo...
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SOUTH KOREA: SEOUL: TRIAL OF 2 FORMER PRESIDENTS CONTINUES
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S.Korea - Anti-Roh Demonstrators
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South Korea - Bribery Charges
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Criminal Congress How Politicians Lie, Steal, Cheat & Play Games with Policy & Finances 19
The House banking scandal broke in early 1992, when it was revealed that the United States...
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Showbiz Korea Ep1219 JUNG IL-WOO, PARK SEO-JUN, CHRIS BROWN & TAE-YANG, NA TAE JOO
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Showbiz Korea Ep1219 JUNG IL-WOO, PARK SEO-JUN, CHRIS BROWN & TAE-YANG, NA TAE JOO
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- published: 09 Nov 2015
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Showbiz Korea Ep1216 LEE SEUNG-CHUL, HA JUNG-WOO, Ji Hyun Woo
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Showbiz Korea Ep1216 LEE SEUNG-CHUL, HA JUNG-WOO, Ji Hyun Woo
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25:04
Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, 'The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
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Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, 'The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
Showbiz Korea Ep1218 Kang Min-kyung, 4Minute, 'The soound of a flower, Roh Ji-hoon,Kim Dong-wan
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34:14
Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - October 2015 Week 4
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Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - October 2015 Week 4
Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - October 2015 Week 4
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Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - November 2015 Week 1
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published: 12 Nov 2015
Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - November 2015 Week 1
Top 100 K-Pop Songs Chart - November 2015 Week 1
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Showbiz Korea Ep1217 KONG HYO-JIN,OPERATION CHROMITE, THE HANBOK, BAE SUNG-WOO
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Showbiz Korea Ep1217 KONG HYO-JIN,OPERATION CHROMITE, THE HANBOK, BAE SUNG-WOO
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Showbiz Korea Weekend Ep248 ON SCENE,EXCLUSIVE DATE,K-JUKEBOX,FASHION101,ON SCENE
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Phim lẻ Hàn Quốc :Only You [Vietsub]
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Showbiz Korea Ep1204 TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO'S NEW PRODUCTION
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Showbiz Korea Ep1204 TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO'S NEW PRODUCTION
Showbiz Korea Ep1204 TOP HOLLYWOOD STARS TO STAR INDIRECTOR BONG JOON-HO'S NEW PRODUCTION
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Showbiz Korea Ep1208 KIND DEEDS OF YOO AH-IN, SHIN MIN-A & OTHER STARS
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Showbiz Korea Ep1208 KIND DEEDS OF YOO AH-IN, SHIN MIN-A & OTHER STARS
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Heart to Heart - EP2656-Choi Min-hee, a mmber of Democratic United Party ... 최민희
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Heart to Heart - EP2656-Choi Min-hee, a mmber of Democratic United Party ... 최민희
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설악산 봉정암 - 백담사
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20150305 经典人文地理 燃烧的太平洋：瓜岛炼狱2
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《经典人文地理》是一个展现古老传统，多元文化交流、融合的电视栏目。它主要以人文地理的理念和观点，以更为巧妙的方法和角度向更广阔的地区和高端受众讲述中国，直接促进世界对...
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Turkey releases audio recording of warning to Russian plane
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London, Nov. 26 (ANI) ... According to The Guardian, a voice can be heard in the audio recording that said "change your heading" ... (ANI) ....
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Mafia Heir Warns ISIS That New York Is Off Limits And Asks Robert De Niro ...
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The son of a New York mobster has warned ISIS to stay the hell out of the Big Apple and believes “Hollywood gangsters” such as Robert De Niro and Al Pacino need to step up to the plate and publicly make a stand against ISIS. Giovanni Gambino, whose father is a key figure in the... ....
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"Mouse" Spotted On Mars
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First there were the "Clangers," then there were the "Biker Mice From Mars." Now, an amateur astronomer believes he may have spotted evidence of a real-life rodent race on the Red Planet, after trawling through images captured by NASA’s Curiosity rover ... Curiosity captured the image during its 509th Mars day, also known as a sol ... ....
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Chicago officer had history of complaints before Laquan McDonald shooting
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(CNN)Jason Van Dyke, the Chicago police officer charged in Laquan McDonald's shooting death, had a history of complaints before he gunned down the 17-year-old last year -- and in almost every case, he was cleared in one way or another. The allegations mostly involve excessive force, and at least one complaint alleges he used a racial slur ... What's known is he has two children -- 9 and 14 -- and a wife, Tiffany ... Read More ... JUST WATCHED ... ......
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Russian Pilot From Downed Jet Found Alive, Putin Places Blame On Turkey Calling Incident ‘Planned Provocation’
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A Russian pilot was found alive behind enemy lines after Russian and Syrian forces joined together to perform a rescue mission. The pilot, Cpt Konstantin Murahtin, deployed his parachute after the Russian SU-24 fighter jet was shot down by Turkey after they allegedly entered the countries airspace. The pilot was rescued after an intense 12-hour... ....
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S. Korea holds state funeral for ex-president Kim Young-Sam
Edit Yahoo Daily News 26 Nov 2015
In contrast to the thousands who lined the roads for the state funeral of the populist president Roh Moo-Hyun who committed suicide in 2009, ... While in office, Kim launched a popular anti-corruption campaign and had his two predecessors, Chun Doo-Hwan and Roh Tae-Woo, arrested on bribery charges that later morphed into trial for mutiny and treason....
Seven years in jail for elderly Hong Kong man who beat wife to death with hammer
Edit South China Morning Post 26 Nov 2015
Woo Kam-cheung, 77, was convicted of manslaughter after a jury yesterday unanimously found him not guilty of murdering Lai Sau-fong, 76. Deputy Judge Gareth Lugar-Mawson told Woo there was “no evidence to show you are a violent man and the jury accepted that you committed the offence out of character” ... Woo confessed to their son the next morning....
N.Korea Remains Mum on Ex-President Kim Young-sam's Death
Edit Chosun Ilbo 26 Nov 2015
North Korean media has yet to mention the death of former South Korean President Kim Young-sam. Kim, a tireless advocate for democracy during decades of military dictatorship, died on Sunday at age 88. This is in strong contrast to the North's reaction when President Kim Dae-jung died in 2009 ... When President Roh Moo-hyun died in the same year, the North also reported the incident the following day and sent condolences. . ....
South Korean 'webtoon' craze makes global waves
Edit Topix 26 Nov 2015
South Korean 'webtoon' artist Seok-Woo works at his office in Bucheon, west of Seoul, on Oct. 19. He is one of a growing ranks of artists creating Internet-based comics, which are gaining popularity in South Korea and abroad ... ....
Aamir Khan’s ‘3 Idiots’, Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘My Name Is Khan’ very popular in South Korea
Edit Indian Express 26 Nov 2015
Young Woo Kim says Aamir Khan's "3 Idiots" and Shah Rukh Khan's "My Name is Khan" are the most popular Indian films in South Korea ... ....
President invited a meeting to discuss the socio-economic situation and priorities of Ararat marz (The ...
Edit Public Technologies 26 Nov 2015
The Minister of the TAES was also instructed along with the interested parties to discuss the details of the program on the utilization of hard domestic waste in Ararat marz, and at the same time, to take steps aimed at the regulation of trash damp usage in major boroughs, particularly in Masis, to mitigate negative ecological impact caused by some administrative problems....
Dating app Tinder's downloads in India up 400%; women more active
Edit The Times of India 26 Nov 2015Bruce Lee turns 75: Hong Kong’s most famous son, and a legacy that won’t die
Edit South China Morning Post 26 Nov 2015
You could tell there was something special about Bruce Lee the first time the camera caught his eye ... Lee hit the city - and the big screen - like a force of nature and the shockwaves are still being felt to this day. There’s never been anything quite like him, and chances are there never will be again ... He became inspirational to the next generation and beyond - the Jackie Chans, the John Woos, the Peter Chan Ho-Suns ...” ....
India win men's Junior Asia Cup (International Hockey Federation)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Nov 2015
(Source. International Hockey Federation). It was India all the way in the men's Junior Asia Cup Final as they defeated Pakistan 6-2 in an exhilarating display of attacking hockey at the Wisma Belia Hockey Stadium in Malaysia ... Kim Sung Yeob and Ji Woo Chen scored two early goals for Korea, and despite a sustained attack from the Japanese in the closing minutes of the game, they could not find a way past Kim Gil Myung in the Korean goal....
Locales vie to become Olympic training sites
Edit The Japan News 26 Nov 2015
The Yomiuri ShimbunAs preparations for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games gear up, the competition to woo foreign teams’ pre-Olympic training camps is heating up. The Tokyo Organizing Committee will begin outreach activities geared toward participating countries beginning next summer, but at least nine municipalities have already clinched training camp reservations ... “Our town is losing vitality, so this will really be a boost....
Emirates Australian Open: Round 1 summary 26.11.2015 (PGA Tour Australasia)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Nov 2015
(Source. PGA Tour Australasia). New South Welshman Lincoln Tighe has got off to a hot start at the Emirates Australian Open in Sydney ... Tighe says his game has been in good shape coming into the Emirates Australian Open and today he was able to convert his opportunities ... Rounding out the top-10 on the leaderboard on 2-under the card is Brett Rumford, Stephen Leaney, Alistair Presnell, John Senden and Korean Joon-woo Choi ... Key Quotes.....
How the local government elections are strengthening democracy
Edit Dawn 26 Nov 2015
My cousin is contesting a Union Council election in a rural constituency in southern Punjab — my family’s first foray into any kind of electoral politics. Over the years, I have encountered deep cynicism about the viability of electoral democracy in South Asia. You know the mantra. ... Also read ... The candidates, generally from more influential families, have to humbly woo the votes of the underprivileged and apparently it is no easy task ... ....
'Empire' recap: A powerful new romance is blossoming
Edit Mashable 26 Nov 2015
Warning. Spoilers ahead. There's a new relationship blossoming in the Empire. Season 2, Episode 8, "Sinned Against," ends with Jamal and established singer Skye Summers (Alicia Keys) performing a stirring new song, then sealing it with a passionate lip lock. You read that right. Jamal + Skye ... See also. 'Empire' recap ... Henson. Image ... At Empire, Lucious is trying one last time to woo Hakeem and bring him on as a Swift Stream partner ... Well ... ....
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