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Vietnamese Student Jailed 10 Years in South Korea for Newborn Abandonment Death
A Vietnamese student in South Korea has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for abandoning her newborn, who subsequently died. An accomplice received a suspended sentence. The case highlights the situation of the large international student population in South Korea, particularly those from Vietnam.
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