Bones found on the Sewol ferry are not those of missing victims, the European Parliament says South Korea hasn’t abided by standards related to freedom of association, five kilometers of Gangnam road & streets will soon be a no smoking zone, & the body of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s assassinated half brother is heading to Pyongyang. All that & more on the latest Korean News Update podcast episode from Korea FM.

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Bones found on the Sewol ferry are not those of missing victims, the European Parliament says South Korea hasn&rsquo;t abided by standards related to freedom of association, five kilometers of Gangnam road &amp; streets will soon be a no smoking zone, &amp; the body of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un&rsquo;s assassinated half brother is heading to Pyongyang. All that &amp; more on the latest Korean News Update podcast episode from <a href="http://facebook.com/KoreaFM">Korea FM</a>.
Stream the episode online at <a href="http://www.spreaker.com/user/seoulitup/korean-news-update-wednesday-march-29" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://www.spreaker.com/user/seoulitup/korean-news-update-wednesday-march-29</a>
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Chance Dorland is a radio broadcaster & podcaster. Originally from the 1,000 person town of Woodward, Iowa,  he's lived in Boston, Los Angeles, New York, Germany, Colombia, Australia & South Korea. Follow his radio & podcast episodes for updates on news, culture & politics.