Nam In-soon-man, behind the north apple… Park Won-soon’s sexual harassment conclusions also prolonged silence

In response to the late Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon’s sexual harassment case, the silence of the Democratic Party’s women lawmakers who insisted that the victims should be called “the victims” is getting longer. Even after the court admitted that Mayor Park was sexually harassed in a separate trial, and the National Human Rights Commission decided that Mayor Park’s words and actions were sexual harassment, it did not take a stand.

On July 14, last year, in a statement regarding the death of Mayor Park, all members of the Democratic Party said, “I express my deep consolation for the pain the victim complained about.” They called the victim’a victim complaining woman’. At the time, a former professor at Dongyang University criticized Jin Joong-kwon, saying, “Writing an unfamiliar new word means that I have no intention to admit the fact of sexual harassment.” At this time, accusations of the Democratic Party’s participation in the’second offense’ also came out.

On the morning of the 25th when the Human Rights Commission announced the results of investigating the suspicions surrounding Mayor Park, Rep. Goh Kohn Jung-jung broadcasted live on Instagram on his way to the National Assembly. In this broadcast, which was conducted before the conclusion of the NHRCK, he dealt with the child abuse case’Jung Ini’ as the main theme. In the afternoon, Congressman Ko posted a post on Facebook about the first discussion on child abuse response. This is after the results of the NHRCK. It did not comment on the conclusion that the NHRCK made on the alleged harassment of Mayor Park.

Rep. Ko Kohn Jung-jung is known to have remarked in the group chat room of Democratic women congressmen, saying, “Is the evidence to truly accept the victim’s claim?” It is reported that Rep. Ko Kohn-jung expressed an opinion against the purpose of submitting an apology to the victim.

In addition to the late Congressman, there are several Democratic women lawmakers who insisted on the term’affected person’. On the 4th, the first members of the People’s Power held a press conference, mentioning Democratic women lawmakers, including former lawmakers. It is said that Lee Soo-jin (proportional) and Ko Min-jeong pushed to use it as a’victim complainant,’ he said. .

Congressman Jin Seon-mi’s last post on Facebook was posted on the 22nd. It is a content that supports the launch of the public officials criminal investigation vehicle (airborne agency). There is no position regarding Mayor Park. Rep. Kim Sang-hee also did not offer a special apology or explanation. Rep. Yang Hyang-ja’s most recent Facebook post was about child abuse on the morning of the 25th. Rep. Yang said, “The number of mothers complaining of stress from the aggravated housework and parenting in the aftermath of the corona has rapidly increased. Corona blue is the main cause,” he wrote, saying, “Before it gets worse, we must try to fight psychological quarantine.”

Rep. Jin Seon-mi, Yang Hyang-ja, and Kim Sang-hee were all pointed out as those who insisted that the term’victim complainant’ should be used at the time of the Mayor Park incident.

Rep. Nam In-soon apologized through Facebook on the 26th, the day after the results of the NHRCK. Not only did he lead the use of the term’victim complainant’, but he is also under suspicion that Mayor Park’s complaint was communicated to Mayor Park.

In an apology, Rep. Nam said, “It caused considerable confusion when I made a phone call to the Seoul Gender News Agency and asked’what is unpleasant?’, and that this was my disregard without any excuse.” Regarding the title of’victim complainant’, he said, “The political authority has created misunderstandings and distrust that seem to deny the victim’s damage.” “My short thoughts caused the victim to suffer even more. Once again, I deeply apologize to the victim.”

However, the gaze toward Congressman Nam, who issued only a short apology after denying the suspicion for six months, is still not good. Some criticize that it is just an excuse rather than an apology.

On the other hand, Rep. Kwon In-sook, who was a victim of the’Bucheon Police Station sexual torture incident’ in 1986, said on the 26th that the Democratic Party was “embarrassing and disgusting.” When the Democratic Party demanded’zero tolerance measures’ when the former Justice Party leader Kim Jong-cheol resigned after causing a sexual harassment case, it made a difference.

Rep. Kwon said, “We cannot afford to blame other parties.” “The Democratic Party should not forget its responsibility to actively reveal the causes of recurrent power-type sex crimes and resolve them.” Rep. Kwon In-sook is also said to have objected to the use of the expression’victim complainant’.

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