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The article currently has issues with stating subjective analyses as definite fact in Wikipedia's voice. Examples:

Unlike the moderate early New Right movement in the 2000s, the New Right movement has become increasingly extreme since the 2010s. Some New Right scholars have come under criticism for supporting the historical revisionist and extreme right-wing view of Gwangju Uprising.

The New Right's view of modern and contemporary Korean history is known to be contrary to the view of progressive Korean nationalists.

New Right scholars try to promote pro-American (친미; 親美) and pro-Japanese (친일; 親日) sentiment among South Koreans.

Article needs to be toned down. Do not introduce new POV in the opposite direction while doing so; maintain rigor and strictly stick to what is being said in reliable sources, with proper inline attribution to what is opinion of whom and what is relatively objective. seefooddiet (talk) 17:39, 28 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]