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(Photo by: Chung Sung Jun / Getty Images News) More than 16,000 Korean men renounce their citizenship to avoid South Korea's mandatory military service.

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More and More South Korean Men Renounce Their Nationality To Evade Mandatory Military Service

An increasing number of South Korean men are renouncing their nationality to dodge the country's mandatory military service.

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