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Somali pirate case sparks Korean media frenzy
By Yoo Eun Lee Mon, Jan 31, 2011 12:16PM UTC View Comments
Five of the Somali pirates who hijacked South Korean crew members arrived in Korea yesterday and now are under investigation. Korea’s regional court issued arrest warrants for them, marking it the country’s first legal case involving pirates. There has been a media frenzy surrounding this case. Updates were prominently featured on all mainstream media, with...
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