kpop1-2, Exercise 3: Censorship and conflicting articles

Model answer:

Shin Jung-hyeon: after refusing in 1972 to write a song praising the president, his guitars were confiscated and his hair was cut; he was arrested in 1975 on a marijuana charge and banned from performing until after Park's assassination in 1979.
Han Dae-soo: his songs "Give Me Water", "Land of Happiness" and "Song of Hope" were banned and he was blacklisted.
Kim Min-ki: his music was censored from 1975 (albums pulled, radio play and public singing banned, no release under his own name) until 26 June 1987.

A difference between articles: the Korean rock article says Han moved to New York in "self-exile" after two albums were banned, while his own article says he went back to New York at his wife's persuasion after the bans and blacklisting. (Another acceptable answer: Shin was banned from performing until 1979, but his music is said to be banned until the 1980s.)
Handling: report only what both agree on (the bans, the return to New York), name each source for the part they disagree on, and do not choose a reason without evidence.

Sources: Wikipedia, Korean rock; Shin Jung-hyeon; Han Dae-soo; Kim Min-ki.