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On the morning of the 11th, Hong Ik-pyo and the Democratic Party legislator criticized the legal reporters and said: “Start with Hankyoreh and Kyunghyang, the progress media, withdraw the legal reporters.” The intention is that the withdrawal of legal reporters is a way to participate in the reform of the prosecution that the people want. This was aimed at the cartel of legal journalists, but some media criticized it as a “distorted press”.
Representative Hong was fortunate to criticize the reporter, saying, “I hope Justice Minister Chu Mi-ae will dissolve the legal reporters during the National Intelligence Service Act (unlimited discussion).”
He said: “Why do journalists form membership among themselves and decide whether to unite by voting? Reporters do not run on their feet (due to point of entry). I just need to receive press releases from the agency. (The access point system) is to eliminate the difference between a capable reporter and an incompetent reporter. “Criticizing the practice of spilling articles at the entrance, Congressman Hong said:” If Yonhap News writes (first article), the rest of the articles that follow are about the same. “All copy and paste” criticized.
Representative Hong said of Chosun Ilbo: “I don’t like it, but Chosun Ilbo was a good newspaper until the 1980s and 1990s. It was very meticulous. At the time, Chosun-Dong-A Ilbo said that if a foreign news agency was quoted, he would not attach the name of the reporter (in the article) and would quote supportive news from Reuters, UPI and Japan. As it is now, you copied and pasted news from the news agency as is, modified some sentences, and did not attach your name (signature). They called it ‘Urakai’ in their jargon. “It is argued that the current level of the media lags behind in comparison to the past.
Representative Hong defined this phenomenon as “damage from reporters at the point of entry” and said, “Please remove the legal reporters from Hankyoreh and Kyunghyang Shinmun, who are the media of progress,” and “That’s right. with which Hankyoreh and Kyunghyang are working on the reform of the prosecution that people want. ” Hankyoreh · Gyeonghyang Shinmun’s editor and editor-in-chief must make a decision. Then I will follow Jojung-dong. “
Representative Hong also told public broadcasters KBS and MBC: “First, take the initiative and eliminate legal reporters. By keeping legal reporters, Hankyoreh and Kyunghyang, KBS and MBC can be seen as not having the will to reform. the accusation”. Show me you have the will. “Practice first with progressive media and public broadcasting that we still trust.” He continued: “I know that when the current KBS president took office, he said he would get the reporters out of the hotspots. However, no progress has been made. “
As for the communication center used by reporters entering the National Assembly, “there is a problem in using a specific facility or part of the area as their own office,” said Congressman Hong. Give to me? In the Republic of Korea, no one is allowed to occupy the National Assembly space privately. “He also said,” It occupies the entire desk, and this is our media sector, this is your media sector, and not really. I get it”.
In Congressman Hong’s comments, the media criticized him as “a distorted press view.”
Munhwa Ilbo said: “It is interpreted as a comment that reflects the false perception of the ruling party of the government that ‘journalists of the law do not report, but write what the prosecution requests.’ He also criticized it. The newspaper said: “In the opposition, there is an interpretation that the Democratic Party is going to reform the media after the reform of the prosecution.”
The Herald Economy said: “Hong Ik-pyo, a member of the Democratic Party, who was an obstructionist corridor in the National Assembly, suggested that the second newsroom was closed.” I am determined to expand it ”, he criticized. “In the 80s and 90s, reporters were more closed than now. Furthermore, he refuted Congressman Hong’s claim, saying, “It was a time when reporters were allowed into offices from time to time, unlike now, in government offices, government departments, and the National Assembly.
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