A woman and two doctors have been found guilty of murder in a South Korean court. The court heard that the woman wanted to terminate her pregnancy late term.
Prosecutors argued that the baby was born alive before it was killed.
The surgeon who performed the operation on the woman and the director of the hospital were among those convicted by the court.
The exact date of the incident was not specified in court filings.
Legal proceedings followed the discovery of the baby's death.
The convictions were handed down by a South Korean court.
Further details regarding the sentencing are expected.
This case highlights legal challenges related to late-term abortions and infanticide.