
South Korea Expels Official Over Controversial 'Import' of Foreign Women Remark
A South Korean official and head of Jindo County was expelled from the ruling Democratic Party after suggesting the country could 'import' young foreign women from Vietnam or Sri Lanka to boost the birth rate, a remark that drew diplomatic protests and public anger. The incident prompted apologies, formal apologies from the province, and planned rallies by migrant-rights activists while highlighting Korea's ongoing birth-rate crisis.












