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11 years after Sewol, families in yellow lend their strength to fights for justice

Summary by hani.co.kr
Parents of the high schoolers who died when the Sewol ferry sank on April 16, 2014, are often seen at the sites of struggle, protest and remembrance — “We want to let them know they aren’t fighting alone,” one said
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11 years after Sewol, families in yellow lend their strength to fights for justice

Parents of the high schoolers who died when the Sewol ferry sank on April 16, 2014, are often seen at the sites of struggle, protest and remembrance — “We want to let them know they aren’t fighting alone,” one said

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