South Korea swings from political paralysis to punitive power

On July 7, South Korea began enforcing a sweeping law against false and manipulated information. The law authorizes punitive damages of up to five times proven losses against news organizations and large online channels that knowingly distribute prohibited content to cause harm or gain profit. Repeat distribution after a final determination of falsehood can bring
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