A human rights group used holographic images of protesters in an offbeat rally to demand freedom of assembly. Amnesty International South Korea made the video with about 120 people, projecting ghostly holograms, chanting and hoisting signs in Gwanghwamum Square, a common venue for most demonstrations in Seoul.
A human rights group used holographic images of protesters in an offbeat rally to demand freedom of assembly. Amnesty International South Korea made the video with about 120 people, projecting ghostly holograms, chanting and hoisting signs in Gwanghwamum Square, a common venue for most demonstrations in Seoul.
