South Korea says it will pursue “truth” regarding forced overseas adoptions, according to reporting from multiple outlets. Advocates and supporters of adoptees and birth families have called for thorough investigations into past adoption practices that they say were coerced or improperly handled, particularly for children sent abroad. The issue remains sensitive: many of those who speak out are adoptees, while birth parents may be reluctant to come forward due to the stigma still attached to adoption and the circumstances surrounding those placements. The outlets describe an environment in which investigations are supported by advocacy groups and individuals seeking accountability, documentation, and clarity for affected families. While details of the specific measures are not fully outlined in the provided excerpts, the coverage converges on the same core point: the South Korean government makes a commitment to establish what happened in cases involving overseas adoptions that activists characterize as forced, and it faces obstacles related to participation and disclosure from birth families.