South Korea Party Leadership Debate
5 articles from 1 country
South Korea's Democratic Party is debating the eligibility of Song Young-gil and Kim Yong to run for party leadership. The candidates are requesting a waiver for unpaid dues, citing 'prosecution oppression'.
Democratic Party exceptionally allows Song Young-gil, Kim Yong to run for leadership
- The Democratic Party's supreme council has decided to exceptionally allow Song Young-gil and Kim Yong to run in the August 17 party convention. - Both individuals faced eligibility issues due to not meeting party fee payment requirements. - The decision to allow their candidacy will be forwarded to the party's disciplinary committee for a final vote.
Democratic Party supreme council allows Song Young-gil, Kim Yong to run for leadership
- The Democratic Party's supreme council decided to allow Song Young-gil and Kim Yong to run for party leadership. - The decision will be finalized by the party's standing committee. - Song and Kim fa…
Political Tensions Simmer in South Korea Amidst Party Disputes and Controversial Remarks
- The article discusses political tensions in South Korea, including a potential obstacle for Song Young-gil's party leadership bid and internal party dynamics regarding Yoo Si-min's controversial rem…
Democratic Party candidates Song Young-gil, Kim Yong seek waiver for unpaid dues, citing 'prosecution oppression'
- Song Young-gil and Kim Yong, candidates for the Democratic Party leadership, are requesting an exception for their unpaid party dues. - They argue their dues were not paid due to time spent fighting…
Democratic Party debates eligibility of Song Young-gil, Kim Yong for leadership race
- The Democratic Party's Supreme Council debated whether Song Young-gil and Kim Yong are eligible to run for party leadership. - Eligibility hinges on party membership duration and dues payment, with …