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Google News: Soccer association wants to end Olympic controversy with South Korea
[The Japan Daily Press] - The Korea Football Association issued a formal statement on Monday that the player, Park Jong-Woo, had not intended to stir up political controversy when he took a sign from a fan in the stadium, which read “Dokdo is our territory” in Korean, and began
韦恩·阿诺德：亚洲经济放缓或加剧领土争端
business.sohu.com
[搜狐] - 朴钟佑（Park Jong-woo）不是海洋法方面的专家，但是，当他的祖国宣称拥有独岛（英语国家称为Liancourt rocks）主权时，这位23岁的韩国足球运动员是如此的兴奋，以至于他在奥林匹克运动会上举起了一张写有"独岛是韩国领
South Koreans Launch 220-Km Swim to Islands Disputed with Japan
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[TIME] - The latest dispute flared up late last week at the Olympics, when Korean soccer player Park Jong-woo displayed a political sign saying “Dokdo Is Our Territory” after the country won the bronze-medal match against Japan. The International Olympic
S. Korean football delegate to visit FIFAt to explain athlete's action
english.yonhapnews.co.kr
[Yonhap News] - When South Korea beat Japan 2-0 at the London match, South Korean midfielder Park Jong-woo carried around the pitch a sign that read "Dokdo is Korean territory." Dokdo, a group of islets South Korea currently controls, is also claimed by Japan.
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