South Korea’s Constitutional Court defends law offering massage licences only to blind people

January 02, 2018 3:50 PM

SEOUL – South Korea’s Constitutional Court has rejected for the fourth time an appeal challenging a controversial century-old law that restricts the awarding of massage licences to the visually impaired, reported Yonhap news agency on Tuesday (Jan 2).

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