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President Moon Jae-in and Ms. Kim Jeong-suk attend the first Youth Day ceremony held at Casa Verde Casa Azul on the morning of 19. 2020.9.19 / News1 © News1President Moon Jae-in is drawing attention by emphasizing ‘justice’ through a commemorative comment at the Youth Day celebration on the 19th.
President Moon said, “Young people, I want to speak openly about the justice of our society with you today,” he said in his speech at the 1st Youth Day commemorative address held at the Nokjiwon Blue House this morning this morning. I was speechless.
President Moon worked long enough to mention the word “justice” 37 times in his speech. The word ‘unfair’ was used 10 times and the word ‘youth (including the Basic Youth Law)’ was used 64 times.
President Moon’s comments are as strong complaints about the Moon Jae-in administration’s ‘unfair’ issue among young people, such as the recent suspicion of the son of Justice Minister Chu Mi-ae and the controversy over the transition of a government official. safety to a regular job. It is interpreted as to appease this. In this regard, President Moon’s approval rating for the execution of state affairs dropped dramatically in the 1920s and 1930s during the period when suspicions regarding Minister Chu’s son became full and during the In Guk- crisis. gong. So President Moon focused on carefully reading the hearts of young people through his speech.
President Moon said, “The Korean government is trying to be with the youth and is advancing step by step for fairness, justice and an equal society, but we still hear the anger of the young that it is unfair. see. In the process of fighting for justice, there were some injustices that only emerged. They sympathized with the resentment of the youth, saying: ‘Injustice in the system’ and ‘inertial preferences’.
In particular, President Moon said, “Sometimes a fair has caused another injustice.” “Resolving discrimination between regular and non-regular workers, on the one hand, seemed to close the door to opportunity. The fact that the eyes that look at the process may be different gave me the opportunity to reflect more on the process.”
President Moon specifically mentioned the so-called “In Guk Gong” situation. This is interpreted to convey the meaning that young people fully understand the reasons why they are raising problems and are angry about the incident.
At the same time, President Moon reaffirmed his will for a just society and sought the understanding of the youth.
President Moon said: “It will take more time for justice to establish itself as the culture of our society. Trial and error or conflict may occur, but we must believe that we must follow the path of justice, “he said.” Whenever an injustice appears, we must work together to solve it one by one. ”
“If these efforts come together and put together, we can confirm that we strive to achieve the goal of justice at some point, like all other changes and developments.” I hope we go together. “
President Moon emphasized that “justice is the spirit of the candlelight revolution, and it is the unwavering goal of our government, even if it is not achieved.”
President Moon also promised a clear eradication of corruption in military service, insisting on “a process that is at the level of the eyes of the young” on issues such as recruitment, education and military service that are of great concern. for young.
President Moon said, “For ‘fairness’ to be reestablished from the perspective of young people, as well as the just economy, equity must be experienced in recruitment, education, military service, society and culture in its set. The government is reducing the high demands of young people for “justice”, and will surely respond to it.
“The government’s willingness to stabilize the real estate market, protect end-users such as young people, and suppress speculation is firm. He added: “We will do everything possible to protect the housing of newlyweds and young people as we continue to expand the housing supply.”
(Seoul = News 1)
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