South Korea considers the death penalty for the man who shipwrecked a ferry

The World | Oct 28, 2014
Six months after the ferry crash that killed nearly 300 people, among them many high school students, South Korea is considering executing the vessel's captain. It would be the country's first use of capital punishment in almost 20 years, but many South Koreans simply want to move on.

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