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In South Korea, classes for seniors who missed out on education: 'My father was convinced girls should stay at home'
Le Monde [en] · east asia
Many South Koreans in their 70s never had the chance to go to school as children. In Seoul, a literacy center gives people aged 70 to 85 the opportunity to catch up on those missed lessons.
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