Cho Kwang-han, a Supreme Council member of the People Power Party, stated on a public radio broadcast on the 28th that he “does not view the December 3 state of emergency as insurrection.” He also said that even if the Supreme Court defines it as ‘insurrection,’ he “cannot accept it.” The Democratic Party of Korea demanded responsible measures from the People Power Party, stating that he “directly denied the rule of law in the Republic of Korea.”
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Cho Kwang-han, a Supreme Council member of the People Power Party, stated on a public radio broadcast on the 28th that he “does not view the December 3 state of emergency as insurrection.” He also said that even if the Supreme Court defines it as ‘insurrection,’ he “cannot accept it.” The Democratic Party of Korea demanded responsible measures from the People Power Party, stating that he “directly denied the rule of law in the Republic of Korea.”