Martial Law and Media Narratives in South Korea

This chapter explores the complexities of political authority in South Korea, particularly during times of martial law and governmental opposition. The speakers delve into media portrayals, societal responses to political conflict, and the implications of state control on civil liberties, reflecting on parallels with global political figures. They also critique the erosion of rational discourse and discuss the societal impact of health regulations, illustrated through personal anecdotes from casino experiences.