Ministers

Former Defense Minister’s Provocative Letter Ignites Controversy at Seoul Rally Supporting President Yoon

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Seoul, South Korea – In a dramatic turn of events, former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun’s sentiments were publicly shared during a large rally on March 1, against the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol. The rally, notable for its vehement opposition to the impeachment proceedings, took place in Jongno-gu, Seoul, drawing attention not just for its size but for the intense rhetoric employed by its speakers. At the heart of the controversy was a letter purportedly authored by Kim, read aloud by his attorney, Lee Myung-kyu, during what was termed the “10 million Gwanghwamun National … Read more

Sara Netanyahu’s Attorney Urges Caution Against Initiating ‘Unlawful’ Investigation into Prime Minister’s Wife

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Jerusalem, Israel — The legal representative for Sara Netanyahu, wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has issued a stern warning to the Attorney General and the state prosecutor, cautioning against initiating what he describes as an “illegal” investigation into Mrs. Netanyahu’s affairs. This move underscores the ongoing tensions between the prime minister’s family and Israeli legal authorities. The attorney, Yossi Cohen, articulated concerns that any probe into Sara Netanyahu’s actions would be unlawful, asserting that there are no grounds for such an investigation. He did not elaborate on the nature of the alleged actions … Read more

South Korea’s Former Minister’s Legal Team Justifies Martial Law Declaration Amid Controversy

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Seoul, South Korea – Legal representatives for South Korea’s former minister have come to his defense over the controversial decision to implement martial law in the country, a measure critics have deemed excessive and unnecessary. This issue stems from political tensions that reached a zenith under the former administration, prompting discussions on civil liberties and governmental power. The martial law decree, issued during a particularly tumultuous period in South Korean politics, aimed to stabilize the national crisis but instead attracted scrutiny both domestically and internationally. Legal experts argue whether such a drastic decision was warranted, … Read more

Former South Korean Minister’s Legal Team Justifies Martial Law Declaration as President Yoon Confronts Impeachment Proceedings

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Seoul, South Korea – In a significant political development, former South Korean Justice Minister Cho Kuk’s attorneys have mounted a defense of the alleged planning of martial law during mass protests three years ago. The controversy comes as President Yoon Suk-yeol, under whose administration Cho served, faces an impeachment trial amid accusations of abusing power and violating election laws. Lawyers for Cho argue that the discussions of martial law were merely preparatory measures, aimed at maintaining public order during the 2016-2017 protests which ultimately led to the impeachment and jailing of former President Park Geun-hye. … Read more