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Lee's 'don't contribute much' remarks fall short of embracing Korea's growing diversity

Korea Times ·

President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that migrant workers “don’t contribute much to the national economy” because they send their earnings home. When criticism followed his remarks at a Cabinet meeting, he focused on a word missing from a newspaper headline — “much.” But restoring that word does…

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