Photo Source: Political World By Naveed Qazi | Editor, Globe Upfront South Korea has its own problems of genocide, in its past history. It is mainly due to the fact that the country has hosted several military dictatorships. For decades, the Bodo League massacre, an unknown massacre, is part of lost political history, in the minds of historians, had become unknown to the world. It was actually part of South Korea’s least known ‘the forgotten war’, and had happened in a place called Daejon, mainly in October 1950, now an industrial city. Some people believed this systematic massacre was started two months earlier. During 1991, a construction worker preparing for a concrete foundation at some place, south of the city, discovered something, which shattered the fabric of the South Korean society in the times to come. Amidst the soil, he found a human skull of a child with several bullet holes. This human remain were not the last one in the debris to be unburied from beneath. After ...