
The Democratic Party of Korea criticized the People Power Party's opposition to the 'Special Prosecution Act on Manipulated Prosecutions' and its participation in the off-site struggle, and urged participation in the investigation of the truth, an apology for martial law, and a renewal of conservative values.
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The Democratic Party of Korea criticized the People Power Party's off-site struggle against the 'Special Prosecution Act on Manipulated Prosecutions' and called for uncovering the truth and reforming conservative values.
“Even the investigation of the truth is opposed… We must apologize for the emergency martial law and use it as an opportunity to renew conservative values.”
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jeong-jin = On the 7th, the Democratic Party of Korea criticized the People Power Party for taking to the streets to protest against the 'Special Prosecution Act on Manipulated Prosecutions', asking, "What on earth are they taking to the streets for?"
Spokesperson Son Myeong-soo said in a comment that day, "If the state's investigative and indicting powers were abused for political purposes, this would shake the foundation of the rule of law. The truth must be clearly revealed through the special prosecutor's investigation and such incidents must be prevented from happening again."
Spokesperson Son also announced that the clause related to the special prosecutor's right to decide whether to maintain the indictment, which the People Power Party had taken issue with, was deleted, and pointed out, "However, the People Power Party is pushing this as 'saving the president' and is even going as far as to engage in an off-site struggle."
He then asked the People's Power Party, "Does this mean that you are opposed to finding the truth about allegations of abuse of prosecutorial power, or does it mean that you do not want to reveal whether state power was abused for political purposes?" and urged, "It should immediately stop misleading the public with political battles while ignoring the essence of the special prosecution, which seeks to uncover the truth of wrongful abuse of power."
Spokesperson Shin Hyun-young also met with reporters at the National Assembly on this day and criticized, "We have no choice but to criticize that the People Power Party is afraid that political prosecution Yoon Seok-yeol's manipulated investigation and prosecution will be revealed," and "They are shaking up the 'Special Prosecutor's Office on Manipulated Prosecution Act.'"
He said, “It can be seen as bulletproof against the political prosecution of Yoon Seok-yeol,” and “The People Power Party, which brought about the ‘Monster Yoon Seok-yeol regime,’ should not be an off-site rally, but should be an opportunity to once again apologize to the people for martial law and properly renew the values of conservatism.”
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