South Korea's Baby Boxes: A Controversial Solution to a Social Issue.
Subscribe to / @robloak South Korean society places great value on tight-knit family structures, where a family typically consists of a father, mother, and children. Consequently, unmarried women and their children are still socially unacceptable. "Baby boxes" are established with good intentions, aiming to provide a safe environment for unwanted children to grow up. However, this only solves the surface issue and leads to another problem: the lives of these children after they leave the baby box. This episode has been filmed in 2019 #BabyBox #Korea #Adoptee #Documentary #Unwantedchild #LeeJongRuk #Pastorlee #JusarangCommunityChurch ------------------------------------------------ All Rights Reserved © 2023 ALKA LINK CO., LTD. Get More Robloak: YouTube: / @robloak Facebook: / robloakbykaruna Instagram: / robloakbykaruna Twitter: / robloakbykaruna Contact Us: [email protected]
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