Kim Ki-hyun, Ku Ju-ryu and Lee Jun-seok on business trip to England... Interest in conservative integration theory

Departure to attend the general meeting of the Asian Human Rights Lawmakers Association on the 16th... Cheol-gyu Lee and Ja-geun Koo also accompanied the group.

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Noh Seon-woong = Rep. Kim Ki-hyun of the People Power Party is attracting attention by accompanying Rep. Kim Ki-hyun of the party's old mainstream and new reform parties when he visits the UK for diplomacy.

According to the political world on the 8th, Rep. Kim, who serves as the chairman of the Asian Human Rights Parliamentarians' Alliance, will visit the UK for a 5-day, 4-night trip starting on the 16th.

This schedule is to attend the general meeting held in England.

The Asian Alliance of Parliamentarians for Human Rights is an organization that has continued to provide cooperation and support at the parliamentary level to improve human rights in North Korea and the Asian region, starting with the International Alliance of Parliamentarians for the Human Rights of Free North Korean Migrants, which was founded in 2003.

The visiting delegation, including Rep. Kim, plans to discuss ways to cooperate at the international parliamentary level to resolve human rights issues of North Korean residents and refugee issues in Asia at the general meeting.

The visiting delegation included Federation members Lee Cheol-gyu, Koo Ja-geun, and Park Seong-min of the People Power Party, and Lee Jun-seok.

Regarding the composition of this visiting group, some are interpreting whether Rep. Kim is trying to play a central role in the so-called conservative integration theory.

This is because the core of the old mainstream People Power Party and Rep. Lee of the New Reform Party are accompanying each other on a business trip as the issue of conservative unity has been highlighted both inside and outside the party following Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon's second trial acquittal.

Previously, on the 3rd, Rep. Kim co-hosted a debate on political party reform at the National Assembly with independent Rep. Han Dong-hoon, one of the leading candidates.