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Gyeonggi support center aids over 700 migrant women in 1st year after opening

Migrant women in Korea can face domestic abuse or exploitation, cultural barriers, linguistic isolation and complex visa requirements. To help create better conditions for those women, Gyeonggi Province — the country’s most populous region and home to its lar…

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