Wikipedia:WikiProject Korea/South Korean politics

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This is the WikiProject Korea working group for South Korean politics. The goal is to improve and expand Wikipedia's coverage of South Korean politics. Anyone with an interest in South Korean politics is welcome to join.

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Scope edit

The objective of this working group is to improve the coverage of articles concerning the government and politics of South Korea. In particular, it aims to review and ensure the neutrality of articles related to this topic.

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WikiProject Politics of the United Kingdom

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Long-term tasks edit

Create articles for members of the 19th National Assembly and other significant politicians, and add the requisite templates (succession boxes, infoboxes) where necessary.
Review and rewrite problematic articles and act to ensure the quality of writing and the neutrality of South Korean politics articles more generally.
Expand the coverage of recent South Korean political history, including the administrations of previous presidents.