South Korea Sovereignty Day
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South Korea plans to designate December 3rd as 'National Sovereignty Day' to commemorate the 'Light Revolution' and honor the spirit of democracy. President Lee Jae-myung announced the plan, emphasizing the importance of national sovereignty and passing on its meaning. The day aims to inherit the spirit of the movement that led to democracy.
South Korea to Designate Dec. 3 as 'National Sovereignty Day' to Commemorate Democracy Movement
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has declared his intention to designate December 3rd as 'National Sovereignty Day,' a new public holiday aimed at commemorating the nation's struggle for democracy. The announcement came on July 17, the 78th anniversary of the Constitution Day. President Lee stated that this day will serve as a reminder for all citizens of the events of December 3rd, ensuring t…
President Lee: Designate Dec. 3 as 'National Sovereignty Day' to pass on its meaning
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung announced on July 17th his intention to designate December 3rd as 'National Sovereignty Day.' The president stated that this new national holiday would serve to en…
Lee proposes 'National Sovereignty Day' on December 3rd
Lee Jae-myung, a prominent political figure, announced his intention to designate December 3rd as "National Sovereignty Day" each year. This proposal comes as South Korea marks the 78th anniversary of…
