South Korea Special Prosecutor Investigations
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A special prosecutor in South Korea has indicted a former commander for rebellion and three members of the People Power Party for obstructing an arrest. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is pushing for special prosecutor investigations into issues like ballot paper shortages and the Election Commission's handling of recent events.
Commander awarded for defiance indicted for rebellion by special prosecutor
- A former commander, decorated for refusing to deploy troops during a martial law declaration, has been indicted for allegedly participating in a rebellion. - The commander is accused of relaying an order to deploy troops to the National Assembly, but he instead halted his forces at a bridge, preventing the assembly's seizure. - The special prosecutor's office is also investigating a former intel…
Democratic Party to pursue special prosecutor for ballot paper shortage
- The Democratic Party of Korea decided to pursue a special prosecutor law as its official party stance to investigate the ballot paper shortage during the June 3 local elections. - The party accepted…
Special prosecutor indicts Kim Gi-hyeon, Kwon Young-se, Yoon Sang-hyun for obstructing Yoon's arrest
- A special prosecutor's office has indicted three members of the People Power Party for allegedly obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon Suk-yeol. - The indicted lawmakers are Kim Gi-hyeon, …
Democratic Party to Pursue Special Prosecutor for Election Commission Issues
- The Democratic Party plans to pursue a special prosecutor investigation into the election commission's recent issues, including ballot paper shortages. - The party also supports institutional reform…