Seoul-based journalist Raphael Rashid, author of 'The Career We Refused to See,' provides insightful analysis on the recent martial law declaration in South Korea. He discusses the explosive public backlash and demands for accountability, reflecting on how older generations fear a return to authoritarianism. Rashid highlights the dynamic role of youth in the protests, with creative expressions of activism influenced by K-pop culture. He also delves into the broader implications for South Korea’s democracy and regional relationships, emphasizing the urgency for political stability.