Decades after being sent overseas as children, thousands of Korean adoptees are done waiting for sympathy. They want answers, records, and someone held responsible. South Korea international adoptees who spoke to reporters this month say an official apology from the government feels hollow without real accountability behind it. A Presidential Apology, Long Overdue Earlier this year, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung issued a public apology to overseas adoptees and their families. He said he felt “heavy-hearted” thinking about what so many had endured after being sent abroad as children.…
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