NEC, Park Won-soon victim at a press conference, “It is not a violation of the election law”

Input 2021.03.20 18:03 | Revision 2021.03.20 18:11

Eo-Joon Kim “The main message of the message is not to shoot the Democratic Party”
Former supporters accused the NEC of victims of violating election laws

The late Park Won-soon, former mayor of Seoul City’s sexual harassment victim A, came out on the 20th that the recent press conference did not violate the Public Officials Election Act. At a press conference, Mr. A said, “I fear that I will not be able to return to my position when the mayor is elected from the party that distorted my damage and rather hurt me.” They filed a complaint with the Central Election Commission.

According to the Central Election Commission on the 20th, the Seoul Election Commission recently reviewed a report by the victim A that the annual press conference on the 17th was’corresponds to an illegal election campaign’ and concluded that it is difficult to regard it as a violation of the election law because it does not fall under the election campaign I got down.

The NEC judged that “the reported press conference cannot be considered as having an unfair influence on the election by an actor using his position or influence in public office.” It is known that several reports have been received by the Seoul Election Commission for violating the Public Official Election Act in connection with this press conference.

Earlier, Mr. A, a victim of a public official at the Seoul City Hall, said at a press conference, “(Mayor Park’s) power is still strong.” “Because of Mayor Park’s) extreme choices, the perpetrators and victims changed positions, and in the memorial movement, I felt there was no place for a human being.”

Then, a post was posted in the pro-female online community stating that Mr. A was reported to the Central Election Commission for violating the election law. On the 17th, Mr. B, the representative of the Korean People’s Participation Solidarity, a friend-oriented group, said on Twitter on the 17th, “The female secretary who led Mayor Park Won-soon to death and her party are reviewing the legal rules for violation of the Public Officials Election Act.”

On the 18th, Mr. Eo-Jun Kim, a friend-loving broadcaster, also said, “The core of the message is not to shoot the Democratic Party (in the by-election)” at TBS Radio’Kim Eo-Jun’s News Factory’ on the 18th. ) Is a completely different dimension, and (Mr. A’s press conference) is an active political act during the election,” he argued.

Mr. Kim also said, “If you want to, you have the freedom to do so,” he said. “But from the moment you do that, the criticism of a separate political act becomes a different level. You should not say that you criticize it as a second offense.” At the same time, targeting Mr. A, he said, “I don’t know why I want to go out.”