[1/6] Park Young-soo, whose son died in the Halloween crowd crush a year ago, visits the memorial park where her son's ashes were buried in Pocheon, South Korea, October 24, 2023.
She says she may not be able to move on with her life until she sees some kind of accountability from the government.
Park is one of more than 100 family members who say the authorities have done little to hold those responsible to account.
Relatives of the victims want a special law that would allow an independent and comprehensive investigation into the cause of the crush.
"Nothing is reported to us nor communicated to us," said Nari Kim from Austria, who lost her younger brother in the crush.
Persons:
Kim Soo, soo, Lee Nam, Lee, Yoon Suk, Lee Sang, Kim Young, Kim, Nari Kim, Jong, Woo Paik, Hyunsu Yim, Daewoung Kim, Heejung Jung, Jimin Jung, Josh Smith, Robert Birsel
Organizations:
REUTERS, Rights, Interior, National Assembly, Power Party, Korean Society, Thomson
Locations:
Pocheon, South Korea, Rights SEOUL, Itaewon, Hamilton, Seoul, North Korea, Seoul's, U.S, Japan, Iran, Austria, Korea