South Korea's generational divide over dog meat ban

The slaughter and sale of dogs for their meat is set to become illegal in South Korea - but there's a generational divide in the country over the decision. Some welcomed the move, but others consider it a delicacy.

The BBC's Seoul Correspondent Jean Mackenzie reports from one of the few places in the capital you can eat the delicacy.

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