Philippine Daily Inquirer
Korea sees surge in suicide-encouraging content, most posts not deleted
SEOUL — More than 600,000 reports of online content that could encourage or facilitate suicide were filed in South Korea last year, but 7 in 10 remained online at the end of the year, government data showed Wednesday. The Health Ministry…
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