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Article: South Korea allows prison inmates to watch World Cup

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May 30, 2002
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Dateline: SEOUL, South Korea South Korea will allow prison inmates to watch World Cup matches on television.

The Justice Ministry ordered the nation's 44 correctional facilities to allow their 61,000 inmates to stay up late to watch live broadcasts of the opening and championship matches, and games involving South Korea.

"By letting the inmates watch the games ...

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