RSPCA shelter provides cages for dogs to move freely inside. Photo by Hyung Jungwon

Emily Partridge, zookeeper at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, interacts with the tree kangaroo Kofi. Photo by Park Chae-youn

The logo of ADO also includes kangaroo, a cat, and a chicken around a scale, showing the animals the organization is protecting. Photo provided by ADO

Emily Partridge, zookeeper at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, interacts with the tree kangaroo Kofi.Photo by Park Chae-youn

WILD LIFE encourages guests to help for the Wildlife Conservation Fund through donations. Photo by Hyung Jungwon

Cassowaries like Princess receive assistance through the Rainforest Rescue project. Photo by Hyung Jungwon

Emily Partridge, zookeeper at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, interacts with the tree kangaroo Kofi.Photo by Park Chae-youn

Kylie Zaia, Mammal Curator at Feather dale Wildlife Park Sydney, shares the park’s wildlife conservation goals. Photo by Park Chae-youn

Koalas, a native species representing Australia, are part of Featherdale’s breeding program. Photo by Hyung Jungwon

Since 2010, the number of criminals that are subject to disclosure under the Special Act on the Punishment of Specific Violent Crimes continues to increase year by year. Photo provided by Public Domains Pixabay ​

The principle, in dubio pro reo, stresses that no defendant should be unfairly accused by the court when doubts about their guilt remain. Photo provided by Unsplash

Recent violent crimes in South Korea is stirring heated debates about the disclosure of suspected criminals’ personal information. Photo provided by Public Domains Pixabay