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Keith Park is a multimedia producer with more than 7 years of experience working in print, radio, television news, and documentary in South Korea for Netflix, Al Jazeera, Vice, CNA, Arte, BBC Outlook, and Thompson Reuters Foundation. He is passionate about telling unique and authentic stories within South Korea to a global audience. He was recently the recipient of the prestigious 2020 Peabody Award- Global Pandemic Coverage for producing PBS Newshour Covid-19 Coverage: “Global Pandemic” / “Making Sense: The Victims of the Covid Economy”. VICE Director / Producer / Editor 2021 ~ Current - I Trained With BTS: Being on the Brink of Fame and Then Losing it All - I Was a North Korean Spy Sent To Kill South Korea's President | Bad Blood - Late Night Munchies - Temple Food Doban ZDF Producer 2022 (2 months) - Culture King Korea ARD Radio Producer 2019 ~ Current Produced +50 radio reports Channel News Asia Fixing / Researching / Interpreting 2018 ~ 2020, 2022 - Coming Clean About Green (Environmental Documentary) - - One Day That Changed Asia : Flashpoint Korea KAL 858 (True Crime Documentary) - Secret Wars (True Crime Documentary) - When Will Driverless Cars Hit Our Roads? | Talking Point BBC Fixing / Researching / Interpreting 2018 ~ 2019, 2022 - Pop for Export in South Korea - The other big Korean drama right now - Sharing my dinner with thousands, etc - South Korea: A room with a view Beach House Pictures Assistant Producer 2020 ~ 2021 - Netflix original series - The Raincoat Killer Across the pond Producer 2022 (6 months) - Meta - Go Global like a Local (Advertisement)
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The Long Journey to Freedom: Stories of North Korean Defectors
The article discusses the experiences of North Korean defectors, focusing on the story of Choi Seong-guk, a former animator at Pyongyang's SEK studio who now creates online cartoons in South Korea depicting the challenges faced by defectors. It highlights the dangerous journey defectors undertake, often involving bribes, brokers, and an underground network through China to reach safety. The article also touches on the support provided by South Korea and NGOs to help defectors adjust, but notes the ongoing concerns for family members left behind in North Korea. The defectors' hopes for a future peaceful reunification are contrasted with the current political tensions and human rights abuses faced by those who are repatriated to North Korea.
Olympics in PyeongChang See Record Number of Condoms Distributed Amid South Korea's Sexual Health Debate
Ahead of the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korean condom manufacturer Convenience Co. has donated 100,000 condoms, with an additional 10,000 provided by the Korean Association for AIDS Prevention. This initiative aims to promote safe sex practices amidst South Korea's conservative society, which often stigmatizes open discussions about sexual health. Despite a sexual revolution among the youth, there is a lack of sexual education and awareness, leading to high rates of abortions and sexually transmitted infections. The article also touches on the strict abortion laws in South Korea and the call for their relaxation. It highlights the cultural challenges faced in promoting sexual health, including the rarity of condom advertisements on television. The article concludes by noting the historical context of condom distribution at the Olympics, dating back to the 1988 Seoul Games, and the gradual shift in attitudes among younger generations in South Korea.
EZ Money? Gen Z Soothes Economic Angst With Trading
Gen Z, frustrated by lockdowns and limited job opportunities, is increasingly turning to the stock market using fee-free, user-friendly brokerage apps like Robinhood, which provide unprecedented access for amateur traders.
Easy Money? Gen Z Invest Online To Beat Coronavirus Woes
Generation Z, facing a challenging job market due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is increasingly turning to online investment platforms like Robinhood. Despite some achieving high returns, the ease of trading has introduced significant risks, as highlighted by the suicide of a young investor who misunderstood his financial position. The GameStop stock surge and subsequent trading restrictions by Robinhood have also sparked controversy. Experts warn against following unverified investment advice on social media.
Gen Z looks to amateur investing to soothe economic anxiety
Generation Z, facing economic uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is increasingly turning to online investment platforms like Robinhood for financial opportunities. Despite some success stories, such as 12-year-old South Korean investor Kwon Joon, the trend also reveals significant risks, highlighted by the tragic suicide of student Alex Kearns due to a misunderstood trading loss. The article discusses the rise in Gen Z's participation in the stock market, the potential dangers of amateur investing, and the need for better education and moderation on trading platforms.
Gen Z invest online to beat coronavirus woes
Frustrated by lockdowns and dwindling work opportunities, Generation Z is increasingly turning to online trading platforms like Robinhood to secure their financial future amidst the economic fallout from COVID-19. While some, like 12-year-old Kwon Joon from South Korea, have seen impressive returns, the ease of online trading has also exposed many young, inexperienced investors to significant risks. The tragic case of U.S. student Alex Kearns, who took his own life after a misunderstanding about his trading losses, highlights the potential dangers. The article discusses the rise in retail trading among Gen Z, the influence of social media and online communities, and the need for better moderation and education from trading platforms.
Easy money? Gen Z invest online to beat coronavirus woes
12-year-old Kwon Joon from South Korea has achieved a 42% return on his investments since he started trading online last year. He believes that online trading can secure his financial future amidst the economic uncertainties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Easy money? Gen Z invest online to beat coronavirus woes
Generation Z, facing economic challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, is increasingly turning to online investment platforms like Robinhood to secure their financial future. While some, like 12-year-old Kwon Joon from South Korea, have seen significant returns, the ease of online trading has also exposed many young investors to substantial risks. The tragic case of Alex Kearns, a US student who took his own life after a misunderstanding with Robinhood, underscores the potential dangers. Despite the allure of quick profits, experts caution that inexperienced investors should be wary of self-proclaimed investment gurus and the volatility of the market.
South Korea nightclub coronavirus outbreak shines light on LGBT+ protection
South Korea's swift response to protect LGBT+ privacy after a coronavirus outbreak linked to Seoul nightclubs catering to the community has raised hopes for better protection. Despite a spike in anti-gay comments online, the government introduced measures like anonymous testing and ceased publicizing patients' travel routes. The outbreak, with about 150 cases, has led to increased counseling requests from those fearing job loss. Health authorities and LGBT+ rights groups are working together to support the affected community, and there is a call for wider discussion on LGBT+ protection.
South Korea nightclub coronavirus outbreak shines light on LGBT+ protection
Swift efforts by South Korea to limit backlash against LGBT+ people after new coronavirus cases were linked to nightclubs catering to the community have sparked hopes for better protection. The government introduced measures to protect privacy and prevent discrimination, prompting calls for wider LGBT+ protection. Health authorities implemented anonymous testing and revised practices to avoid stigmatization. The outbreak has led to increased counselling for LGBT+ individuals concerned about job loss and discrimination.
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