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Choi In-sik, Secretary General of the August 15 Emergency Response Committee, held a press conference in front of the Seoul Administrative Court in Seocho-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 25th, and expressed his position to present a Lawsuit for suspension of execution of ban notice in Gaecheon Day assembly. [사진 출처 = 연합뉴스]Some conservative groups have filed a lawsuit on the 3rd of next month, saying they will hold a New Year’s Eve rally. When the police notified the ban on gathering in accordance with the Seoul Metropolitan Government’s policy of banning more than 10 people to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic, they requested a temporary injunction from the court to stop the action.
The ‘National Emergency Response Committee 8.15’ announced that it held a press conference in front of the Seoul Administrative Court in Seocho-gu, Seoul, on the morning of the 25th, and submitted a request requesting the police to suspend the ban notice of the assembly on the day of the inauguration. This group took the lead in preparing for the Liberation Day demonstration on the 15th of last month.
Secretary General Choi In-sik said: “It is not to protect the lives of the people who are not allowed to meet on the first day of the foundation day, but to protect the regime.” The non-Captain plans to hold a massive 1,000-person rally at Gwanghwamun Square on Gaecheon Day. It is a position that the assembly should not be forbidden due to quarantine issues, as participants will observe quarantine rules, such as keeping a space of 2 meters in front and behind and wearing a mask.
The National Movement for a New Korea (New Korea), which announced a 200-vehicle ‘driving rally’ on opening day, also plans to launch a lawsuit soon. On the 3rd of next month, the new Korea informed the police on the 22nd that it would march in front of the Yeouido FKI Center in Seoul-Gwanghwamun Square-in front of the Seocho Police Station. However, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said: “In consideration of the rules to prohibit assembly by quarantine authorities, concerns about traffic congestion and traffic accidents on major roads, and the possibility of large-scale meetings, the ban will be announced. ” Pastor Kyung-seok Seo, who is active in the new Korea, is in the position that if the police notify the ban on the gathering, they will request a temporary court order to stay the execution.
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