South Korean President Calls for Stronger Youth Mental-Health Support
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has called for stronger action to prevent suicide, particularly among young people facing academic pressure, intense competition and bullying. Speaking at a cabinet meeting, Lee said the overall number of suicides had reportedly declined in the first half of the year, but warned that youth cases had risen slightly. He urged authorities to pursue structural solutions and improve communication and emotional support in schools. The president also called for more inclusive financial policies, including debt relief and employment opportunities for people struggling with delinquent loans and limited access to work.
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