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The Mystery of South Korea's Elderly Protesters

KOREA EXPOSÉ 02 May 2016 Write a comment

Members of the Korea Parent Federation protest in 2008 against a special investigation into Samsung. (Credit: Yonhap News/via Media Today) — Elderly men protest a special investigation into Samsung in 2008. (Credit: Yonhap News/via Media Today)

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