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Article 2 – Is S. Korea a racist country?
Foreigners say discrimination rising in Korea -- only OECD nation without anti-discrimination laws alongside Japan Raj, an Indian resident of South Korea for nine years, was shocked during a visit to Busan when a club bouncer bluntly informed him and his friends, "You cannot enter because you are Indian." Despite their objections, they were directed to a neighboring club, only to encounter a notice explicitly barring entry to Indian and Pakistani men. The incident gained widespread attention after Raj's video of the discriminatory episode went viral, courtesy of Indian YouTuber Nikita Thakur, whose re-upload of the footage sparked discussions among viewers about the prevalence of such discrimination in Korea. Being denied entry into a club because of nationality or skin color is not something new in South Korea. In 2017, an Indian student studying in Korea recounted a similar experience to local media, where he was refused entry to a club in Itaewon while his peers from other countries were allowed in. The club allegedly had a policy banning individuals from certain countries, including India and Pakistan. The general perception among Koreans is that Korea is not a racist country, as incidences of physical violence toward foreigners are relatively rare. However, the aforementioned incidents suggest that racial discrimination persists in parts of Korean society. According to a 2023 report by US News & World Report, South Korea ranks ninth out of 79 countries in the world in terms of racism. A 2020 survey conducted by Segye Ilbo also showed that 69.1 percent of 207 foreign nationals residing in Korea had experienced discrimination or been subject to hate-based attacks. While direct physical assaults accounted for only 3.4 percent of all cases, instances of indirect discrimination, such as gestures or hostile eye contact, comprised 32.9 percent.
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1 Foreigners say discrimination rising in Korea -- only OECD nation without anti-discrimination laws alongside Japan Raj, an Indian resident of South Korea for nine years, was shocked during a visit to Busan when a club bouncer bluntly informed him and his friends, "You cannot enter because you are Indian." 2 Despite their objections, they were directed to a neighboring club, only to encounter a notice explicitly barring entry to Indian and Pakistani men. 3 The incident gained widespread attention after Raj's video of the discriminatory episode went viral, courtesy of Indian YouTuber Nikita Thakur, whose re-upload of the footage sparked discussions among viewers about the prevalence of such discrimination in Korea. 4 Being denied entry into a club because of nationality or skin color is not something new in South Korea. 5 In 2017, an Indian student studying in Korea recounted a similar experience to local media, where he was refused entry to a club in Itaewon while his peers from other countries were allowed in. 6 The club allegedly had a policy banning individuals from certain countries, including India and Pakistan. 7 The general perception among Koreans is that Korea is not a racist country, as incidences of physical violence toward foreigners are relatively rare. 8 However, the aforementioned incidents suggest that racial discrimination persists in parts of Korean society. 9 According to a 2023 report by US News & World Report, South Korea ranks ninth out of 79 countries in the world in terms of racism. 10 A 2020 survey conducted by Segye Ilbo also showed that 69.1 percent of 207 foreign nationals residing in Korea had experienced discrimination or been subject to hate-based attacks. 11 While direct physical assaults accounted for only 3.4 percent of all cases, instances of indirect discrimination, such as gestures or hostile eye contact, comprised 32.9 percent.