A woman in South Korea has been convicted of murder. She is accused along with two doctors involved in her pregnancy.
The court ruled that the baby was born alive before dying. This happened around 36 weeks into the pregnancy.
Prosecutors stated the woman wanted to end the pregnancy. The baby was delivered alive.
However, the baby was later killed, according to the prosecution.
The surgeon who performed the procedure was found guilty.
The director of the hospital also faced conviction for the crime.
This legal decision followed a thorough investigation by authorities.
The convictions highlight serious legal and ethical questions surrounding the case.