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After CEO Min Hee-jin’s Press Conference, Suspicions of a Connection Between HYBE and Danworld (Dahn Yoga) Were Amplified Although HYBE has generally prohibited unauthorized use of the BTS name, it has not taken legal action against Danworld (Dahn Yoga). Additionally, it is suspicious that all BTS members, except one, graduated from a university operated by this alleged cult organization. Following the emergence of these suspicions, there has been an ongoing abnormal flow of public opinion against Min Hee-jin and NewJeans, raising the possibility of cult forces’ involvement. It is difficult to see this as a natural public reaction. Despite having … 더 보기
During former President Yoon Suk-yeol’s trial on charges of insurrection, Judge Ji Guyun for the first time calculated the detention period based on “hours” rather than “days,” as had been the standard practice. Using this new method, the judge ruled that Yoon’s detention period had been exceeded and canceled his detention. This unprecedented approach has been criticized within the legal community as an illegal decision. Additionally, during subsequent trials after Yoon’s impeachment, Judge Ji directly asked him, “Are you a former president?” instead of following the customary practice where defendants state their occupations themselves. Yoon responded by merely nodding without … 더 보기
On April 16, 2025, shortly after the forum “How Should the Constitutional Court and the National Election Commission Be Reformed?” held at the National Assembly Members’ Office Building, a physical altercation occurred between Kweon Seong-dong, floor leader of the People Power Party, and Lee Myung-joo, a reporter from Newstapa. When the reporter attempted to ask additional questions about an early presidential election, Kweon refused to answer and was caught on camera grabbing the reporter’s wrist and dragging them several meters away. After the forum ended, reporters requested a press briefing with Kweon. The Newstapa reporter continued to ask about the … 더 보기
Following the Constitutional Court’s decision to uphold the impeachment of former President Yoon Suk-yeol, public reaction in South Korea was largely split into two major camps. Reactions from Supporters of the Impeachment Those who supported the impeachment celebrated the court’s ruling with music and dance at public gatherings. They chanted slogans like “Let’s defeat the insurrectionists,” emphasizing what they saw as a victory for democracy. Footage of public reaction during the impeachment ruling can be seen at:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avTSeNcc_RE&t=97s Many citizens and civil groups viewed Yoon’s removal from office as a result of “people power,” crediting the public for preventing the … 더 보기
At 11:22 AM on April 4, the Constitutional Court ruled unanimously, with all eight justices in agreement, to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Sukyeol and remove him from office. As a result, President Yoon was immediately stripped of all powers and privileges. Key Rulings 1. Grounds for Impeachment Violation of the Constitution and Laws: The court found that President Yoon abused his emergency powers by declaring martial law, which was deemed a severe violation of constitutional order. Causing Social Chaos: The declaration of martial law led to widespread political, economic, and diplomatic turmoil. Undermining Democracy and Judicial Independence: … 더 보기
The Constitutional Court has scheduled the verdict on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment for 11 a.m. on April 4, 2025. The ruling is expected to be announced shortly. Subway Line 3’s Anguk Station, located near the Constitutional Court, has been bypassed without stopping since 4 p.m. on April 3. This precautionary measure was implemented earlier than planned to ensure safety ahead of the highly anticipated verdict. A non-stop bypass means that trains do not stop at the station—passengers cannot get on or off at Anguk Station. The Constitutional Court is an institution that delivers nationally significant rulings. Presidential impeachment trials, in … 더 보기
The Constitutional Court has scheduled the verdict for President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment case on Friday, April 4, at 11:00 AM. The ruling will be delivered in the Constitutional Court’s main courtroom. Additionally, the verdict will be broadcast live on television, and the public will be allowed to attend. On December 3, 2024, Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law in a televised speech. After being arrested, Yoon defended his actions, stating that the martial law declaration was a legitimate exercise of presidential authority and was intended to overcome a national crisis. He also cited election fraud as a justification, but the majority … 더 보기
As the Constitutional Court delays its ruling on the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol, 414 writers across various literary fields—including poetry, fiction, criticism, children’s literature, playwriting, and comics—have issued a statement demanding Yoon’s immediate removal from office. “The daily lives of citizens are collapsing, and democracy in South Korea is in crisis,” they declared. “The removal of the impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol is inevitable. There must be no further delay, and no other decision but impeachment is acceptable or permissible.” In addition to the joint statement, each writer also issued a personal statement. Poet Kim Hye-soon, who personally experienced the … 더 보기