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Who Would Replace South Korea’s President Yoon?
  + stars: | 2024-12-04 | by ( Qasim Nauman | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: 1 min
South Korea’s opposition, which controls the National Assembly, has threatened to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol if he does not resign after his ill-fated decision to impose martial law. If Mr. Yoon quits or is removed from office then, under the constitution, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo will step in to perform presidential duties. Mr. Yoon, a conservative, came into office after winning the 2022 presidential election by a threadbare margin, and appointed Mr. Han as the prime minister that year. Mr. Han began his career as a civil servant in the early 1970s, working on trade and industrial policy for decades. From 2009 to 2012, Mr. Han was South Korea’s ambassador to the United States.
Persons: Yoon Suk, Yoon, Han Duck, Han, Han’s, Roh Moo Organizations: National Assembly, Harvard Locations: South, United States
Yoon was forced to back down and lifted the martial law order just hours later, after lawmakers unanimously voted to block the decree amid a fierce national outcry. That was the last time martial law was declared in South Korea. Seoul citizens walk beside an army tank on Saturday, Oct. 27, 1979, after martial law was declared following the death of President Park Chung-Hee. Outsted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye arrives at a court in Seoul, South Korea, August 25, 2017. Yoon also faces rising discord within his party, which has opposed his move to introduce martial law and called it unconstitutional.
Persons: Park Chung, Yoon Suk Yeol, Yoon, , , Yoon’s, Chun, Hee, Kim Chon, Roh Moo, Lee Myung, Chung, Park, hye, Kim Hong, Leif, Eric Easley, Yonhap Organizations: CNN, Yonhap News Agency, Min Consulting, National Assembly, Ewha University, Democracy Party, People Power Party Locations: South Korea, South, Seoul, Japan, Gwangju, Korean
Members of South Korea’s opposition submitted a motion on Wednesday to impeach Mr. Yoon. Moon Hyungbae Appointed by Moon Jae-in Lee Mison Appointed by Moon Jae-in Kim Hyungdu Appointed by Mr. Yoon Kim Bok-hyeong Appointed by Mr. Yoon Jung Jungmi Appointed by Mr. Yoon Cheong Hyungsik Appointed by Mr. Yoon Vacant Vacant Vacant The constitutional Court has three vacancies. Moon Hyungbae Appointed by Moon Jae-in Lee Mison Appointed by Moon Jae-in Kim Hyungdu Appointed by Mr. Yoon Kim Bok-hyeong Appointed by Mr. Yoon Jung Jungmi Appointed by Mr. Yoon Cheong Hyungsik Appointed by Mr. Yoon Vacant Vacant Vacant The constitutional Court has three vacancies. Moon Hyungbae Appointed by Moon Jae-in Lee Mison Appointed by Moon Jae-in Kim Hyungdu Appointed by Mr. Yoon Kim Bok-hyeong Appointed by Mr. Yoon Jung Jungmi Appointed by Mr. Yoon Cheong Hyungsik Appointed by Mr. Yoon Vacant Vacant Vacant The constitutional Court has three vacancies. Moon Hyungbae Appointed by Moon Jae-in Lee Mison Appointed by Moon Jae-in Kim Hyungdu Appointed by Mr. Yoon Kim Bok-hyeong Appointed by Mr. Yoon Jung Jungmi Appointed by Mr. Yoon Cheong Hyungsik Appointed by Mr. Yoon Vacant Vacant Vacant The constitutional Court has three vacancies.
Persons: Yoon Suk, Mr, Yoon, Yoo, Han Duck, Moon Hyungbae, Moon Jae, Lee Mison, Kim Hyungdu, Yoon Kim Bok, hyeong, Yoon Jung Jungmi, Yoon Cheong, Roh Moo, hyun Organizations: Power Party, Constitutional, National Assembly, SIX Locations: South Korea
SEOUL, Feb 8 (Reuters) - South Korean lawmakers voted on Wednesday to impeach the interior minister over his responses to a deadly Halloween crush, setting the stage for him to become the first cabinet member ousted by the legislature. The Democrats and other opposition parties had pushed for expulsion of the interior minister, Lee Sang-min, urging him to take responsibility for botched responses to the crush. A presidential official said there was no evidence that the minister had severely violated the constitution or any law. In 2017, President Park Geun-hye became South Korea's first elected leader to be expelled from office when the Constitutional Court upheld her impeachment. The court dismissed an impeachment motion in 2004 for President Roh Moo-hyun.
NBC News spoke with South Korean lawmakers, human rights organizations and dozens of LGBTQ South Koreans in three of the country’s largest cities: Seoul, Daegu and Busan. Most say a bill that would outlaw discrimination against all minority groups — including the LGBTQ community — is the critical first step toward legal equality. The documentary filmmaker turned progressive lawmaker calls herself an advocate for this country’s LGBTQ community. This, he added, “includes South Korea.”While support for a comprehensive nondiscrimination bill is strong in South Korea, Jang concedes that the odds of one passing, at least in the near future, are slim. The country’s conservative president and People Power Party oppose a comprehensive nondiscrimination bill, while the left-leaning Democratic Party has expressed lukewarm support.
Prima femeie aleasă preşedinte al Coreei de Sud, Park Geun-hye a fost condamnată în 2018 la 30 de ani de închisoare pentru corupţie şi abuz de putere. Joi, dosarul a ajuns pentru a doua oară la Curtea Supremă, care a confirmat sentinţa de 20 de ani de închisoare. În vârstă de 68 de ani, Park Geun-hye, care a boicotat de mult timp audierile, spunând că nu este un proces echitabil, a fost absenţă joi. De asemenea, ea a fost condamnată la doi ani de închisoare pentru încălcări ale legislaţiei electorale, pedepsele nefiind contopite. Fostul şef de stat Roh Moo-hyun s-a sinucis în 2009 după ce a fost interogat pentru suspiciuni de corupţie la adresa familiei sale.
Persons: detenţie, instanţă, Choi, Moon, Roh, Lee, Lee Myung - Organizations: Supremă, Park, Samsung Electronics, sil, Partidului Democrat Locations: Coreea de Sud, preşedinte Park, preşedinte, Coreei de Sud, Park, preşedintă, coreene
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