National Security Law of South Korea
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The National Security Law of South Korea is a controversial Cold War–era statute that criminalizes activities deemed supportive of North Korea or hostile to the South Korean state, and has long been criticized for its use in suppressing political dissent and civil liberties.
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| National Security Law of South Korea canonical | 1 |
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