In addition, the Democratic Party candidate Park Young-sun, mayor of Seoul. Reporter Oh Jong-taek
On the 8th, candidate Ahn Chul-soo, Mayor of the People’s Party of Seoul, told Democratic Party candidate Park Young-sun, “If you have a conscience, the three victims, Nam In-soon, Jin Sun-mi, and Goh Kohn-jeong, must be expelled from the camp.” In response, Candidate Young-sun Park responded with “the patriarchal remarks against women.”
Candidate Park said on Facebook this afternoon, “I was very depressed when I heard the patriarchal demeaning of women from Ahn on Women’s Day.” “Women looked up and asked if they were still living in a society where they had to obey orders from someone.”
Earlier, Candidate Ahn attended a ceremony to commemorate the International Women’s Day held at the Yeongdeungpo Air Force Hotel in Seoul, and said, “The run itself is the second offense against the victim of the sexual harassment case, former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon.” It has been insisted that three members, including Congressman Nam, should be expelled from the camp.
Meanwhile, in the same article, Candidate Park refuted, saying, “I apologized several times through the media,” for the criticism of candidate Oh Se-hoon as “late apology” for his apology to former mayor-related victims.
Park said, “The two male candidates are getting tougher.” He said, “When can we hold an election with a sound policy debate on the future of Seoul?” said, “Remembering Rep. Roh Hoe-chan, who gave roses to women congressmen every year on Women’s Day, celebrates Women’s Day created by the Women’s Newspaper. I put on socks (with roses and bread drawn on them) and heal my heart,” he added.
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