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Korean human rights commission rules for stateless persons
By Nathan Schwartzman Fri, Sep 02, 2011 4:30PM UTC View CommentsOriginal article in Korean is at this link. The National Human Rights Commission has adopted the opinion that the government must protect the human rights of a person left stateless after losing Korean citizenship which had been acquired through a sham marriage. The NHRC announced on the 2nd that the matter of the rights of...
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