VOICED : Counting the cost of South Koreas landmine victims

The video discusses the issue of landmines planted during and after the Korean War, which continue to pose a threat 65 years later. It highlights the government's recent promise of compensation for victims, influenced by international support. The military and activists provide differing estimates of the number of landmines along the North Korean frontier. A personal story of a victim illustrates the severe impact of landmines, including financial ruin and depression. The video also addresses the challenges victims face in seeking compensation and the current status of landmines, many of which are now inert.

What recent action did the government take regarding landmine victims?

• They ignored the issue.

• They removed all landmines.

• They promised compensation.

• They increased military presence.

How did international support influence the compensation law?

• It had no effect.

• It delayed the process.

• It helped pass the law.

• It caused public protests.

What is the estimated number of landmines according to activists?

• 500,000

• 800,000

• 1,000,000

• 1,500,000

What personal impact did the landmine explosion have on Lame Duck?

• He moved to another country.

• He became a government official.

• He started a new business.

• He suffered financial and emotional distress.

What is the current status of many landmines in the countryside?

• They are being relocated.

• They have been removed.

• They are all active.

• They are inert and pose no threat.