Protestas contra consumo de carne de perro en Seúl

In Seoul, a protest led by Kim Basinger opposed the consumption of dog meat during Chobok, a period when Koreans traditionally eat it for strength. Activists called for action against animal cruelty. Despite the declining trend, dog meat is not banned in South Korea, and some view its prohibition as yielding to Western pressure. Farmers counter-protested by consuming dog meat publicly.

Who was one of the notable figures participating in the protest against dog meat consumption in Seoul?

• Société Presse

• A local farmer

• Kim Basinger

• Anne-Marie García

What is the traditional belief associated with eating dog meat during Chobok in South Korea?

• It is a way to honor ancestors.

• It is a symbol of wealth.

• It helps in overcoming the summer heat.

• It brings good luck for the year.

What did the protesters use to symbolize their message during the demonstration?

• Live dogs

• Pictures of celebrities

• Fake dog corpses

• Traditional Korean flags

What did the dog farmers do during the protest?

• They held a press conference.

• They ate steamed dog meat with kimchi.

• They distributed leaflets about dog farming.

• They joined the protest against dog meat.

What is the current legal status of dog meat consumption in South Korea?

• It is explicitly legal.

• It is completely banned.

• It is only allowed during festivals.

• It is not explicitly prohibited but declining.