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That itself reflects their unique identity and strengths that highlights their distinctiveness, making it clear to us that it is an innovative approach individually and independently instead of imitation.

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Today we debated regarding soft power, is each country relying on the other’s influence to do better? Do they both have no power at all? Not effectively using it? Many questions arise and ideas clash.

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But to say that one is copying the other or following in the steps of the other one really just belittles and discredits the amount of work and effort made by each of the countries, because they both adapt themselves for the global stage and each crafted their own soft power.

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And this opens doors to more issues about national security, data privacy, and controlling information, a never ending spiral.

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So the congress passed a law to ban TikTok in the U.S. unless its Chinese owner, ByteDance, sells it… yet the ban aims to protect American data from the Chinese government..

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Senators are saying that the ban protects us from spies and influence. But is banning TikTok really effective? There is many apps doing the same and worst with e-profiles of every single user to lead it’s algorithm

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It’s very important to raise awareness about these issues in any possible way to expose the unfair treatment !

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Actually in some popular nightlife areas like Itaewon and Gangnam, some clubs deny entry to people from countries like Morocco, Egypt, and Nigeria, while allowing Westerners in. Now this practice is usually rooted in stereotypes and racism against these individuals.

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Although despite the efforts, discriminatory practices remain, showing significant progress is still needed to achieve fair treatment for all foreigners in South Korea!

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We have spoken about the discrimination scene in South Korea. Also did you know that some clubs in South Korea have discriminatory entry policies based on nationality? 🚫🇲🇦🇪🇬🇮🇳lets talk about how certain nationalities face discrimination at the door. #Discrimination #SouthKorea

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There is a common ground looked at by everyone, an issue on sight, despite the negative side of it, the results are positive and deliver by the standards expected. But there is a solution, in fact many approaches. It is not just desirable but essential to deal with.

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When speaking of the high pressure on students in the South Korean education system, this can include introducing measures to promote a learning that is more balanced and supports general well-being.

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It really requires a collective effort among educators, policymakers, parents, and society itself as well.