Love World

Love World (러브월드) is a South Korean non-profit organization that carries out domestic and international charitable programs. Its website describes a broad portfolio of activities: support for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and youth; support for migrants and foreign students; an internet broadcasting station in Mongolia; education programs including child education, scholarships, and vocational training; and relief work such as nutrition improvement, medical support, health education, and emergency relief. The organization also runs campaigns such as building playgrounds, supporting heating costs in Mongolia, and nutrition improvement, and it mobilizes volunteers through medical, educational, and housing improvement volunteer teams. Love World publishes annual settlement newsletters and states that donations are used 100% for their intended purpose, with financial execution disclosed on its website and in newsletters. Its work spans South Korea, the Philippines, Mongolia, and Africa, with reported projects including an automobile maintenance training program in the Philippines, a multicultural orchestra concert, a job creation project in Antipolo, and a technical school in Africa. The organization appears to be a private, non-profit entity rather than a commercial company, and no ownership or listing information is available.

Non-profit organization focused on supporting vulnerable groups and international relief.

• 2021

  Ofcom fines Loveworld £125,000 over Covid-19 broadcast

  Ofcom fined Loveworld £125,000 after finding that a 29-hour programme breached broadcasting rules by presenting potentially harmful, unsubstantiated claims about Covid-19. Ofcom said the breaches were serious, repeated and reckless.

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2. 2Love Worldwikidata.org
3. 3Ofcom fines Loveworld £125,000 over Covid-19 broadcastclydebankpost.co.uk
4. 4Religious TV channel fined £25,000 for broadcasting Covid conspiraciesdailymail.com
5. 5Religious TV channel fined £125,000 by regulator for broadcast of 'potentially harmful' Covid theoriesheraldscotland.com
6. 6Religious TV channel is fined £125,000 over Covid vaccine claimsdailymail.com