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K-pop star convicted of violating military service law

A member of the K-pop band Winner received a suspended prison sentence for repeated absences from his national service work.

Par EGazette AI · · 1 min de lecture · langue: en

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A member of the K-pop band Winner has been convicted of violating military service law and given a suspended prison sentence, according to the BBC, after he was found to have repeatedly been absent from his national service duties.

South Korea requires most able-bodied men to complete a period of national service, with some K-pop and sports stars fulfilling this obligation through alternative service arrangements tied to their public roles rather than conventional military postings.

Suspended sentence handed down

The court opted for a suspended prison term rather than immediate incarceration, a common outcome in South Korea for offences of this nature when aggravating factors are limited.

The BBC's report does not specify further details of the singer's defence or whether the ruling will affect his ongoing activities with Winner.

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