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South Korea's New Fake News Law Raises Press Freedom Concerns
South Korea is tightening its media law, imposing fines on those who repeatedly spread false information and requiring platforms like YouTube and Google to actively combat misinformation. Critics are debating whether this is a fight against disinformation or an attack on press freedom.
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