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Senior presidential secretary apologizes for comments about stabbing of journalist, Gwangju uprising

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Senior presidential secretary for civil and social affairs Hwang Sang-moo apologizes. Hwang referred to an incident where a journalist from a business newspaper was stabbed twice in 1988. In August 1988, soldiers and agents acting on orders from the military's intelligence command assaulted and stabbed a senior journalist. The incident was dubbed the "sashimi knife terror attack"

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Senior presidential secretary apologizes for comments about stabbing of journalist, Gwangju uprising

Hwang Sang-moo, senior presidential secretary for civil and social affairs, officially apologized Saturday for an inappropriate comment about a 1988 attack on a journalist.

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