South Korea’s international adoptees seek justice, not homecoming

South Korean international adoptees are pushing for justice after years of systemic neglect and discrimination, despite the government's acknowledgment of past wrongs. Advocates argue that while apologies have been made, concrete accountability and reforms remain elusive. This movement highlights broader issues regarding adoption practices and the treatment of adoptees in South Korean society, emphasizing the need for systemic change to address these long-standing injustices. Their fight for recognition and reform underscores a significant cultural shift in how international adoption is perceived and managed.