South Korea “has a desire to move on” from disgraced president

South Korea “has a desire to move on” from disgraced president

Professor Robert Kelly says South Koreans are relieved they can move on from their impeached president.

Eight Constitutional Court judges unanimously supported President Jun's impeachment motion, [the decision to remove him from office was upheld. Jun has not served as president since December 14, when the South Korean parliament decided to remove him] (https://defence24.pl/geopolityka/parlament-korei-zaglosowal-za-impeachmentem-prezydenta), accusing him of violating the constitution and the law. The ICC's acting chief judge, Mun Hjung Be, justifi…

South Korea's Constitutional Court has upheld the decision to impeach President Jun Suk Jeol. The verdict was unanimous. As a result, the Koreans will soon face presidential elections.

The number four is associated with death in Korean culture and language – that's why, for example, the letter F is used instead of a number in an elevator. Today, which has two fours in its date, has become an important day for South Korean democracy. The Constitutional Court has upheld the impeachment of President Jun Seok-jeol, who declared...