Candlelight Rally To Prevent Media Control

Candlelight Rally To Prevent Media Control

Approximately 100 members of the National Union of Media Workers, the Media Control Prevention Joint Action, the 4.16 Solidarity, the 4.16 Foundation, and journalists from KBS, MBC, YTN, and TBS are chanting slogans at a candlelight rally in front of the KBS main building in Yeouido, calling for the restoration of public broadcasting and the prevention of media control in Seoul, South Korea, on April 3, 2024. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto)

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