> Mr. Kim said Samsung fired him in 1995 for doing what many others, before and since, have tried to do: organize an independent labor union.
No he was not. He was fired because he tried to sexually assult a women co-worker.
> The woman said in a notarized statement that Mr. Kim had not assaulted her, and he sued Samsung, demanding his job back.
Although he 'claims' that he has a notarized paper that confirms he did not do it he never submitted it to the court and failed to show it to the public.
> In 1992, his wife was sexually assaulted, and an unsubstantiated newspaper report speculated that the attacker had a connection to Samsung.
The only proof of the incident was the newspaper article, which was an allegation by his wife of attempted sexual assult. No other proof exists.