Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission is advancing privacy policy standards for generative AI services.
The initiative aims to improve transparency, clarity, and user accessibility in handling personal data.
A revised guideline and explanatory sessions are scheduled for April 2025.
On January 26, 2024, the Korean government launched a public-private Counter-Terrorism Innovation Task Force to overhaul the national system.
The TF is co-chaired by Manjong Lee of the Korean Association for Terrorism Studies and Wonho Park of the Counter-Terrorism Center, with about 30 experts from both public and private sectors.
The TF will operate for three months, focusing on redefining terrorism, strengthening international cooperation, and implementing practical reforms.
Teachers in Korea can no longer receive school complaints via personal contacts or SNS; only official school channels are allowed.
On June 22, 2024, the Ministry of Education announced comprehensive measures in Daejeon, including stricter penalties for malicious complaints and a unified complaint system.
These policies aim to shift complaint handling and teacher protection to the institutional level, enhancing school environments through central and regional cooperation.