In 2023, the Clinic supported litigation efforts challenging the blocking of the Women on Web website in South Korea by the government agency Korean Communication Standards Commission. The clinic assisted the litigation conducted by Spring Law Firm by drafting the appellate brief and a constitutional complaint, arguing procedural flaws in the government's decision, the legality of abortion-related information, and violations of proportionality and constitutional principles. T

Starting 2008, the Clinic (then named Global Legal Clinic - but the name was not publicized widely in the early nurturing years) conducted an advocacy campaign to enhance the web accessibility for the visually impaired. The visually impaired use "screen readers", the software that reads HTML codes for the users to hear real-time, and international standards have been developed on how online contents can be coded to be conducive to the screen reading so that online contents c

Law students Bumyoung PARK, Bora KANG, Daehee Chung, Sangmi LEE, Wona PARK, Wang HUH, Gilyeon YOON, Mijung HWANG, Jongyoen CHO of Korea University Department of Law, sponsored by Professor Park held a founding workshop which later attracted about 250 students from many colleges who wanted to provide pro bono legal services to the people affected by the oil spill. The photo of the opening ceremony of the Oil Spill Legal Aid Clinic on January 6, 2008 near the spillage site, loc