Across from Seoul Station, where 380,000 people pass through daily, lies Dongja-dong, a little-known neighborhood often referred to as "Jjokbangchon." Once a haven for those without a place to go, most of Dongja-dong's residents are recipients of basic livelihood security.
Last February, a 42-year-old man from Dongja-dong received an eviction notice. What does the future hold for these Dongja-dong residents, who live hand to mouth?
Across from Seoul Station, where 380,000 people pass through daily, lies Dongja-dong, a little-known neighborhood often referred to as "Jjokbangchon." Once a haven for those without a place to go, most of Dongja-dong's residents are recipients of basic livelihood security.
Last February, a 42-year-old man from Dongja-dong received an eviction notice. What does the future hold for these Dongja-dong residents, who live hand to mouth?
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