Presidential secretary Lee indicted in travel ban case

President Moon Jae-in's secretary for civil affairs was indicted Thursday for abuse of power for allegedly masterminding a travel ban on a top official from the previous administration

2021-07-01

Top prosecutor indicted, shows no signs of stepping down

Lee Sung-yoon, a top prosecutor once considered a rising star of the Moon Jae-in administration’s prosecution, was indicted Wednesday on charges of obstructing an investigation in 2019 into an illegal travel ban against a former vice minister.

2021-05-12

A suspicious travel ban (KOR)

The freedom of movement guaranteed by our Constitution is not restricted by borders, as the freedom to leave and enter the country is included. That’s why a travel ban needs to be carefully handled despite its lawfulness. The...

2021-01-20

A suspicious travel ban

The freedom of movement guaranteed by our Constitution is not restricted by borders, as the freedom to leave and enter the country is included. That’s why a travel ban needs to be carefully handled despite its lawfulness. The...

2021-01-20

Whistleblower alleges hanky panky over travel ban

The Supreme Prosecutors' Office on Wednesday assigned the Suwon District Prosecutors’ Office to investigate a suspicion that the Ministry of Justice circumvented the law in 2019 to issue an overseas travel ban on a former vice justice minister as...

2021-01-13

U.S. re-ups travel ban on North Korea

The United States has extended a travel ban to North Korea for the third time in a row, citing the “serious risk” the regime continues to pose for Americans.

2020-09-02

Travel ban on LG Chem employees lifted by Indian court

An Indian court has lifted the travel ban on a group of employees of LG Chem, more than a month after they arrived here to deal with the aftermath of a deadly gas leak at its plant.

2020-06-25

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