Kang-wook Choi, CEO of the Open Democratic Party. yunhap news
Open Democratic Party representative Choi Kang-wook on the 27th argued that “if we continue to neglect the offenses committed by ourselves and continue to scorn the flimsy war with the right to investigate, we must keep in mind that what is waiting is the judgment of the people and the impeachment of the National Assembly.”
On this day, CEO Choi wrote on his Facebook page, posting a post entitled’When to complete the prosecution reform and judicial reform with legislation’.
CEO Choi said, “The reform of power institutions is a candlelight citizen’s order to block the possibility of abusing the powers delegated by the sovereign for the private interests of the organization.” “We are expressing serious concerns about anger and the politicization of the judiciary.”
“The conservatives and prosecutors who are in a hurry to cheer for their return to work seem to be eager to maximize political interests without any reflection and apology for serious misconduct, such as interfering with judges and prosecution.” He said, “It is not a situation that the Democratic Republic will tolerate,” he said. He added, “Before the historical mandate to reform the power institutions, the prosecution must stop reactionary resistance.”
Choi pointed out, aiming at Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, “The Prosecutor General must show sincerity by sincerely apologizing for the abuses such as target investigations, overinvestigations, and extraordinary investigations that have been revealed without regret and giving down the right of investigation to prevent recurrence.” .
“The National Assembly must not postpone institutional reform. He said, “It is time to complete the people’s order to reform the authority of power through the complete separation of the right to investigate and the right to prosecute,” he said.
In addition, he said, “The Open Democratic Party deeply carves out the people’s command to’do not back down and work right away.’
Open Democratic Party CEO Choi Kang-wook posted on his Facebook page on the 27th. Facebook capture
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