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On the 12th, a meeting was held in front of the former Japanese embassy in Jongno-gu, Seoul, in front of the Peaceful Girl’s Prize, insisting on the abolition of the agreement between comfort women and Japan. On this day, in front of the Girls ‘Prize, a press conference was held demanding the elimination of the Girls’ Prize and the cessation of demand meetings at the same time, and a rally was held at the same time. Reporter Kim Jae-myeong [email protected]In addition, several controversies surrounding the elected leader of the Citizens Party, Yoon Mi-hyang, are spreading through opposition to Iya’s “pro-Japanese versus anti-Japanese” framework. On the 12th, President-elect Yoon defined all kinds of suspicions of himself and the Solidarity Justice of Memory (Juie Yeon Yeon) as “the provocation of the pro-Japanese forces.” The Future Unification Party and the Future Korea Party plan to launch a Task Force (TF) that includes the choice of Yoon Joo-kyung, Dr. Bong-gil Yoon’s eldest daughter.
President Yoon Mi-hyang said on Facebook on this day: “The morning reminds me of the former Minister of Justice of the Fatherland, who even raped the breath of family and acquaintances.” “The stronger the unjust attack by the pro-Japanese forces, the greater will be my resolve towards peace and human rights. He said.
When President Yoon quoted former Minister Cho, alleging that his criticism was an unfair attack by pro-Japanese forces, Democratic lawmakers also took cover. Representative Kim Doo-gwan of the Democratic Party said on Facebook: “The pro-Japanese forces against human rights and against peace are the latest offensive.” “It appears to have been mobilized.” Assemblyman Song Young-gil said: “It is a sad self-portrait of a country that has not been able to completely liquidate the Japanese.” “Some means and attempts to hide the shameful history of pro-Japanese forces are being overcome,” said President-elect Lee Soo-jin, who defeated Congressman Na Kyung-won, who was the target of the Party’s pro-Japanese offensive. Democrat in the general election.
The transition of Democratic lawmakers to the state is different from what they had stepped back in the controversy, saying: “It was before you understood the facts.” A senior party official said: “The Japanese women’s comfort agreement is an axis of the Park Geun-hye government’s” judicial agricultural group “, in which the court administration abused the judicial administration when Yang Seung -tae, president of justice, said: “It is a difficult issue to stay behind as the ruling party.” Assemblyman Kim said: “If we are silent today, the conservative sword dance will soon target our nape.”
In response, the Korean Party and the United Party decided to launch a Task Force (TF) to identify suspicions related to President Yoon and Yeon Yeon Yeon. The TF was reportedly considering the participation of elected candidates Tae-yong Cho and Joo-kyung Yoon, who were serving as deputy directors of the Office of National Security at the Blue House at the time of the comfort women agreement. The intention is to preemptively block the “pro-Japanese framework” offensive by including Yun Joo-kyung as the TF. The unified party continued its offensive against President-elect Mi-hyang Yoon and the Democratic Party, saying, “Please reveal the details of the donation in detail.” Representative Yu Yoo-cheol of the ruling party said on the Supreme Council day, “Jui Eui-yeon refused to disclose which non-governmental organization (NGO) would disclose the details of the donation.”
Some of the progressives also voiced criticism of President-elect Yoon. “The gist was that Yoon Mi-hyang was in the process of becoming a member of the National Assembly after running for the meticulous Democratic Party satellite party, as well as the Citizen Party,” said Heo Young-gu, former vice president. of the National Federation of Democratic Trade Unions. “It is a situation in which we will have the honor of being able to intercept the results and become members of the National Assembly.” He continued: “Why were the parties not subject to politics? “Is it because I am a grandmother due to my low educational level?” He said, “When strong self-reflection is needed,” he said, “Let’s look back before blaming repair and the media.”
Reporter Sungjin Park [email protected]
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