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[Opinion] Explanation of Save the Children who gave an opinion on 'emotional abuse' to a dead Daejeon teacher

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While Daejeon's elementary school teacher A took her own life, Save the Children, an international children's rights organization that gave an opinion on 'emotional abuse' about the teacher, announced its official position. On the 12th, Save the Children announced in an official statement on its website, “Company Hall
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Explanation of Save the Children who gave an opinion on 'emotional abuse' to a dead Daejeon teacher

While Daejeon's elementary school teacher A took her own life, Save the Children, an international children's rights organization that gave an opinion on 'emotional abuse' about the teacher, announced its official position. On the 12th, Save the Children announced in an official statement on its website, “Company Hall

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Naver broke the news in on Wednesday, September 13, 2023.
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