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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › March_1st_MovementMarch 1st Movement - Wikipedia

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   1 hour ago · The March 1st Movement was a series of protests against Japanese colonial rule that were held throughout Korea and internationally by the Korean diaspora beginning on March 1, 1919. In South Korea, the movement is remembered as a landmark event of not only the Korean independence movement, but of all of Korean history.

   • Also called: Manse Demonstrations
   • Official name: March 1st Movement, Samil Movement

   • Date: March 1, 1919

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3. www.ndtv.com › world-news › south-korean-youtuberSouth Korean YouTuber Stabbed By Rival During Live Stream In ...

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   15 hours ago · A South Korean YouTuber was fatally stabbed on Thursday morning while live streaming outside the Busan District Court. The victim, a man in his 50s, was reportedly attending a hearing when another ...

4. www.reddit.com › r › KoreanFoodKRN kong guksu, Soy milk cold noodles. Wonderful ... - Reddit

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   I don’t think I ever hear ppl mention this wonderful krn summer food. You basically prepare your noodle, top it with cucumber and eggs, then pour over the special soy milk made for this specific dish.

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   Where is the Korean diaspora located?

   • The Korean diaspora extends throughout the world but is principally based in three countries-China (home to 2.5 million ethnic Koreans), the United States (2.5 million ethnic Koreans) and Japan (818,000 ethnic Koreans). These three countries account for nearly 80% of the overseas Korean population.

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   What happened to the Korean diaspora?

   • With the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, however, the Korean diasporic communities in Japan and China were forced to remain in their adopted nations, eventually forming one of the oldest Korean diasporic communities around the world.

   Korean diaspora : comparing the Chosunjok and Zainichi Koreans on th…

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   How many Koreans live in a diaspora?

   • All total, approximately 6.5 million Korean live in diaspora. Although economic and political conditions have been improving in South Korea during the past 20 years, the vast majority of Koreans in diaspora have chosen to remain in their adopted nations.

   Korean diaspora - New World Encyclopedia

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   How did the Korean diaspora form?

   • The Korean diaspora, formed in different regions and in different periods and later by successive rounds of immigration, has resulted in the creation of supranational networks among their motherland, the countries they have traveled through, and the nations in which they finally reside, even though it was not intended.

   The history and present state of Korean diasporas

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6. en.tempo.co › read › 1866261Pan-Asian Alliance Needed to Strengthen Democracy in Asia

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   1 day ago · By: Dr. James Gomez, Regional Director of the Asia Centre and Celito Arlegue, Executive Director of the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats.. As democratic values face escalating challenges globally, civil society organisations (CSOs), diaspora communities and political parties with shared values must unite in a Pan-Asian alliance to defend and uphold fundamental democratic principles.

7. vnexplorer.net › brown-girl-therapy-founder'Brown Girl Therapy' founder tackles South Asian mental ...

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   1 hour ago · Indian American therapist and writer Sahaj Kohli, best known for her viral Instagram page “Brown Girl Therapy,” has made it her life’s work to challenge that notion. She launched the account in 2019 as a way of opening up conversations about mental health in the diaspora.

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9. ardwatalab.net › news-headlines › brown-girl-therapy'Brown Girl Therapy' founder tackles South Asian mental ...

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   1 day ago · "Brown Girl Therapy" founder Sahaj Kohli has published her first book, “But What Will People Say?”, delving deeper into mental health stigma among the South Asian diaspora. May 10, 2024 - 17:00 0

10. www.visaverge.com › guides › passport-vs-visaPassport vs Visa: Understanding the Differences

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    1 day ago · Discover how Non Resident Indians (NRIs) can vote in Lok Sabha Elections, contributing to Indian Democracy and influencing the diaspora's… News India NRI How to Complete the DS-160 Form Online: A Step-by-Step Guide