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Supreme Court rules 'room cafes' off-limits to minors

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Supreme Court rules 'room cafes' off-limits to minors
The Korea Herald
The Korea Herald26 mins ago
Supreme Court rules 'room cafes' off-limits to minors
The Supreme Court has ruled that entertainment venues known in Korea as “room cafes,” where customers rent private booths equipped with televisions, mats and pillows, qualify as businesses off-limits to minors. The Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling that acquitted a room cafe operator charged with violating
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Quartz2 days ago
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CNBC
CNBC🏁 first to report2 days ago
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