Better, but I think the reality is different from [what it looks like](https://www.circlingthenews.com/south-korea-part-ii-subways-and-homeless/). Other than near Seoul station, one rarely sees homeless or beggars anymore, but my guess is that they are kept hidden from the public. Used to be different. I could not remove the paywall from this article [supporting my thesis](https://koreapro.org/2024/09/homelessness-in-south-korea-remains-underreported-and-under-supported/).



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‘Versions of Hell’: Netflix’s Squid Game and South Korea’s homeless centres

Heavy stuff. How are things now? How are the homeless treated, and how is Korea dealing with the general problem of homelessness?