Like Suk Yeol impeachment: The Constitutional Court of South Korea removed President Yun Suk Yeol from the office. world News
South Korean Constitutional Court upheld on Friday President like Suk YeolImpeachment on its decision to implement controversial martial law last year. It said that the President “took action beyond the powers”.
Acting Chief Justice Moon Hyung-Bee said, “We pronounce the following decisions with the unanimous agreement of all judicials. (We) The defendant President Yun Yun Suk rejects Yeol.”
The court said that Yun “not only declared martial law, but worked on acts violating the Constitution and law, including to gather military and police forces to obstruct the practice of its right to the National Assembly.”
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The country has faced political unrest since December last year when President like Suk Yeol imposed a martial law and deployed soldiers in Parliament in an attempt to reduce civil rule.
If the court ruled in favor of its expulsion, South Korea would need to hold a new presidential election within two months. However, if impeachment is overturned, it would immediately resume its presidential duties.
On December 3, Marshall Law’s Yeol announced the announcement of only six hours ago when it was forced to cancel it after a fast voting by the opposition legislature to zero the order. Later that month, the MPs imagined Yun, snatched their powers and sent his case to the Constitutional Court. Apart from impeachment, the allegations of alleged rebellion are facing a separate criminal case.
