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 announced plans to designate December 3rd as 'National Sovereignty Day.' - This day will commemorate the 'Revolution of Light,' a non-violent resistance against a former president's martial law. - The president also expressed a desire to solidify democratic values and ensure their inheritance by future generations.
President Lee declares Dec. 3 'National Sovereignty Day' to honor 'Light Revolution'
- President Lee declared December 3rd as "National Sovereignty Day." - The day aims to inherit the spirit of the "Light Revolution." - The announcement was made during a public address.
President Lee: Designate Dec. 3 as 'National Sovereignty Day' to pass on its meaning
- South Korean President Lee Jae-myung announced plans to designate December 3rd as 'National Sovereignty Day.' - The day aims to commemorate the spirit of national sovereignty and democracy, referenc…
Lee proposes 'National Sovereignty Day' on December 3rd
- Lee Jae-myung announced plans to designate December 3rd as "National Sovereignty Day." - He emphasized that national sovereignty is the guiding principle of the Republic of Korea and must be continu…
