Eo-Jun Kim “There are many donors who do not want to reveal, so we cannot reveal the details” Yoon Mi-hyang “Yes” -Chosun.com

Yoon Mee-hyang, the Democratic Party of Korea, was president of the Jeongui Memory Association. On the 13th, the President-elect continued to attack the media and the people who interrogated him and Jeong Yeon-yeon. On the radio broadcast by Kim Eo-joon, a newspaper announcer, “Dragonist Yun tried to divide the grandmother and the activist, and the voice of the past 30 years has been working to solve the problem of Japanese military slavery.” “I am trying to kill and limit my voice.” However, President-elect Yoon said Jeong-yeon’s accounting-related suspicions were “clerical errors.”

When asked to reveal the ‘specific use history’ of the donation along with supporting materials, Kim said, “There are a lot of people who don’t want to (name revealed), so I can’t offer it.”

President Yoon also said three reporters from the station came home on the 12th and said, “My daughter came to an online class for Corona. So I’m home. It’s so cruel. I still need to stop him right now. I said, “President-elect Yoon said of his daughter’s life in the United States,” the daughter has no car. ” “I think I did a good job,” he said “I do.”

Representative Kim Doo-gwan of the Democratic Party said on the radio that “pro-Japanese forces remain everywhere in our society.” Assemblyman Chung Chun-suk from the same party said: “I came to convey the heart of support and solidarity to President Jeongui-yeon and how activists would be difficult to participate” in a meeting to comfort women in front of the former Japanese embassy in Jongno-gu, Seoul. Pro-women civic groups also launched support shots. In the statement, Participatory Solidarity stated in a statement: “Be careful if the allegations of unsubstantiated suspicion damage the activities of Justice Memory Solidarity and attempt to justify the agreement between Korea and Japan in 2015.”

On the other hand, the opposition party said: “Do not try to cover up the common sense question about citizens’ accounting transparency with the ‘pro-Japanese framework’.” “When did the issue of accounting transparency become pro-Japanese?” Professor Kim Geun-shik from Kyungnam University said on Facebook: “I saw Yoon’s counterattack against the question posed by him in a pro-Japanese versus anti-Japanese framework.”