BTS Law' Allows K-Pop Stars to Postpone Military Service
A revision to the South Korean Military Service Act, informally “the BTS law,” has been passed, allowing K-pop stars, like BTS’s Jin, who have won a medal for cultural impact to postpone their military conscription until they are 30.
BTS Law passed in South Korea, allows to postpone military services
South Korea Passes Law Allowing BTS To Postpone Mandatory Military Service - Nagaland Page
Sense of pride' in BTS ARMY as K-pop stars head for military service
South Korea passes 'BTS law' to allow K-pop stars to postpone military service - YP
BTS Can Put Off Mandatory Military Service After South Korea Changes the Law for Pop Stars - TheWrap
New 'BTS Law' Is Passed in South Korea. An Army of Fans Rejoices. - The New York Times
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BTS ARMY is relieved as South Korean govt says they would delay band's mandatory military service - Hindustan Times
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South Korea Passes Law Allowing Artists Who Receive Government Recognition To Postpone Military Service
