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Republic of Korea'. While protecting the South from North Korean aggression, the NIS also states that one of its main goals is to simultaneously preserve international relations in order to 'support creation of
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systems, network devices, and other IT products' used in government and public institutions. The NIS also established the Korea
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National Assembly in closed sessions. In July 1989, pressured by opposition parties and public opinion, the ANSP was subjected to inspection and audit by the National Assembly for the first time in eighteen years,
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Following the 2016 South Korean political scandal and corruption surrounding Park Geun-hye's presidential role, two former NIS chiefs were arrested in
November 2017. Nam Jae-joon and Lee Byung-kee were arrested for embezzlement and bribery, having illegally funded ₩4 billion won ($ 3.6 million) to
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was amended. This law, adopted in 1948, was designed to protect the country from North Korean threats. It stated that South Korean citizens could not praise, sympathise, correspond or aid North
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Koreans. The KCIA developed a reputation for interfering in domestic politics and international affairs beyond its jurisdiction. The KCIA’s original charter, the Act
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as the kidnapping created a firestorm of international criticism that almost brought the West German government to break off diplomatic relations with South Korea. It further served as a harbinger when the much-publicised kidnapping of a dissident,
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2000:"South Korea's plans to reform spy agency expose ideological divisions"
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jet fighter technical data outside after storing it on an unauthorized
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of the South Korean government. Domestically, the KCIA made itself the
467:—who would later become the president of Korea and the country’s first
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2354:"Park Geun-hye: Ex-South Korean president charged in corruption probe"
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2707:, collection of articles (mostly critical) on the agency's activities
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1926:"NIS directed right-wing groups pro-government propaganda activities"
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Troubled Tiger: Businessmen, Bureaucrats, and Generals in South Korea
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1133:"Serving Our Nation and People with Unwavering Loyalty and Devotion"
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2104:"Indonesian engineers at KAI probed for alleged tech theft of KF-21"
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2589:"North Korean Official's 'Resurrection' Casts Doubt on Seoul Intel"
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2457:"Cyber Security | Major Duties | NIS NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE"
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2135:"2 Indonesian Engineers Accused of Trying to Steal KF-21 Documents"
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Most specifics regarding the agency's organizational makeup remain
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and acting as a political fundraiser for the incumbent party.
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that installed Park before he was elected president of Korea.
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Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials
2328:"South Korea spy chief sentenced to three years in prison"
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to collect information on the activities of politicians.
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The NIS officially admitted in 2011 that it wiretapped
278:. The agency was officially established in 1961 as the
1763:"NIS hacking targeted South Korean nationals in China"
1738:"Investigators Raid Agency of Military in South Korea"
1550:(1. print. Cornell paperbacks. ed.). Ithaca, NY:
1809:"TIME Asia Magazine: Cleaning House -- Jun. 16, 2003"
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Savada, Andreas Matles; Shaw, William eds. (1992). "
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In 1968, KCIA agents kidnapped 17 Koreans living in
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2614:"Risks of Intelligence Pathologies in South Korea"
2165:"Park Jie-won gets leave from jail for treatment"
1974:"South Korea: Revise Intelligence Act Amendments"
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490:In addition to its presumptive intelligence and
2701:military and economic capabilities, circa 1999)
2269:"South Korea spy agency admits illegal bugging"
1777:"Dead NIS agent wasn't on hacking team: Source"
518:The KCIA is known to have raised funds through
83:Agency for National Security Planning (1981–99)
2697:, some translated NIS publications (mostly on
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1900:Kim (김), Beom-hyeon (범현) (30 December 2011).
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1686:"SISA Journal opens up ANSP for all to see"
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332:Supreme Council for National Reconstruction
80:Korea Central Intelligence Agency (1961–81)
5825:Personal Information Protection Commission
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1520:Korea's Place in the Sun: A Modern History
1283:a unified Korea under liberal democracy'.
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596:-level agency directly accountable to the
413:. The KCIA was founded on 13 June 1961 by
5851:National Human Rights Commission of Korea
5785:Office for Government Policy Coordination
1061:"We work in the dark to serve the light"
955:accounts of South Korean citizens in the
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855:In 1999, it was officially renamed the
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685:ANSP Information Coordination Committee
612:and plots to overthrow the government.
166:, Director of the National Intelligence
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1872:Noh, Hyung-woong (16 September 2011).
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347:Agency for National Security Planning
2659:Korean Scandal, or American Scandal?
2218:"S Koreans charged over summit cash"
1874:"NIS admits to packet tapping Gmail"
1420:
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1230:As Park Geun-hye's predecessor, the
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5634:Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
5523:Surveillance issues in smart cities
1871:
1845:"South Korea 'plotted to kill Kim'"
1543:
1300:, who was later found to be alive.
1083:"Intelligence is a national power"
1020:Defense Counterintelligence Command
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5890:1961 establishments in South Korea
5689:Land, Infrastructure and Transport
3945:South Korea: Intelligence Bureau,
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1736:Sang-Hun, Choe (22 October 2013).
1058:Korea Central Intelligence Agency
479:, opposition figures, communists,
405:Korean Central Intelligence Agency
280:Korean Central Intelligence Agency
16:Intelligence agency of South Korea
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957:South Korean Constitutional Court
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3569:Congo (Democratic Republic of):
2896:Congo (Democratic Republic of):
2267:Sang-Hun, Choe (6 August 2005).
2133:Choi You-sun (2 February 2024).
2102:Kim Eun-jung (2 February 2024).
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5704:Patriots and Veterans Affairs
5414:List of intelligence agencies
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3827:Republic of North Macedonia:
3186:Republic of North Macedonia:
1723:"檢, '국정원 직원 댓글 의혹' 전면 재수사 돌입"
1067:(Successive Military Juntas)
857:National Intelligence Service
851:National Intelligence Service
526:, which were in turn used to
436:KCIA flag / Logo (until 1981)
267:Kukka Chŏngbowŏn, Kukchŏngwŏn
257:Gukga Jeongbowon, Gukjeongwon
224:National Intelligence Service
22:National Intelligence Service
5790:Prime Minister's Secretariat
2657:JPRI Working Paper No. 20 –
2482:"Republic of Korea | UNIDIR"
2193:"The Nobel Peace Prize 2000"
1628:South Korea: A Country Study
1394:Jang, Ye-ji (19 June 2020).
1380:
345:The agency took on the name
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5747:Office of National Security
5639:Culture, Sports and Tourism
5267:Crime Intelligence Division
4157:CMC JSD Intelligence Bureau
2690:Official NIS site (English)
1576:"JPRI Working Paper No. 20"
1496:. M.E. Sharpe. p. 81.
1427:Saxer, Carl (Spring 2004).
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1010:2016 Park Geun-hye scandals
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5719:Trade, Industry and Energy
5669:Gender Equality and Family
5511:Turbulence (NSA programme)
5447:Mass surveillance in China
2685:Official NIS site (Korean)
1445:10.1177/0095327X0403000304
1433:Armed Forces & Society
942:Korean Central News Agency
731:National Unification Board
659:National Assembly of Korea
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1906:(in Korean). Yonhap News
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1552:Cornell University Press
1226:Lee Myung-bak government
1202:Park Geun-hye government
704:Democratic Liberal Party
639:Defense Security Command
336:Second Republic of Korea
201:President of South Korea
5742:Office of the President
5442:Great Firewall of China
1903:예산안처리에 `농협지원ㆍ국정원 예산' 복병
1517:Cumings, Bruce (2005).
1167:Kim Dae-jung Government
912:South Korean presidency
421:graduate and nephew of
419:Korean Military Academy
394:Sixth Republic of Korea
375:Fifth Republic of Korea
5800:Government Legislation
5551:Law enforcement agency
5425:Diplomatic cable leaks
4893:Air Intelligence Group
3402:United Arab Emirates:
1490:Mark Clifford (1998).
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695:violations, set up a "
647:Korean National Police
558:In 1979, the agency's
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61:; 63 years ago
5810:Fair Trade Commission
2743:intelligence agencies
982:National Security Law
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723:National Security Act
625:National Security Act
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5805:Food and Drug Safety
5795:Personnel Management
5699:Oceans and Fisheries
5654:Employment and Labor
2170:Korea JoongAng Daily
1950:www.hartford-hwp.com
1544:Lee, Namhee (2009).
1260:information security
1192:public eavesdropping
969:NIS Logo (2016–2021)
872:North Korean affairs
753:Contemporary history
674:Seoul Criminal Court
653:had stationed their
617:secrets of the state
387:1988 Summer Olympics
157:Minister responsible
5679:Interior and Safety
5644:Economy and Finance
5563:Intelligence agency
2091:. 14 December 2020.
1815:on 13 January 2005.
651:Ministry of Justice
548:Members of Congress
272:intelligence agency
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5481:Call detail record
4027:Security Service (
3210:Papua New Guinea:
2637:General references
2273:The New York Times
2145:on 2 February 2024
2114:on 2 February 2024
2108:Yonhap News Agency
2034:. 14 December 2020
1980:. 22 December 2020
1978:Human Rights Watch
1853:. 19 December 2008
1742:The New York Times
1338:South Korea portal
1320:securing the win.
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2173:. 6 November 2006
1673:978-0-8444-0736-4
1653:cite encyclopedia
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