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After Gwangju-mocking chants, Korea debates how to teach, not just punish

The korea Herald News

July 6, 2026

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After Gwangju-mocking chants, Korea debates how to teach, not just punish

A controversy over high school baseball players chanting slogans mocking the 1980 Gwangju Democratic Uprising has opened a broader debate in South Korea over how schools and sports bodies should respond when students engage in hate speech. The debate is centered on a six-month suspension imposed by the Korea Baseball Softball Association on Seoul’s Paichai High School baseball team after its players chanted at opponents from Gwangju Jeil High School during a game. Gwangju was the site of the mil

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