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K-pop star convicted of violating military service law

By Koh Ewe · Oct 1, 2026, 12:24 AM CDT

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The member of K-pop band Winner was given a suspended prison sentence for repeated absences from his national service work.

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The article does not provide the name of the individual, the specific military service law cited, the length of the suspension, the court that issued the sentence, or any statements from the defendant or authorities.

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South Korea requires all able‑bodied men to complete mandatory military service, and violations can result in legal penalties, including imprisonment. Details about the legal framework and precedent cases would help readers assess the significance of the sentence.

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