South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol removed from office after court upholds impeachment
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South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for his unconstitutional martial law declaration in December, formally removing him from office.
Acting President Han Duck-soo will serve until new elections within 60 days.
The court ruled Yoon gravely violated democratic principles by using military force to obstruct parliament.
Yoon, who apologized publicly, now faces criminal trial for insurrection. His removal sparked both celebrations and unrest, with 14,000 police deployed in Seoul. A Gallup Korea poll showed 60% supported Yoon’s permanent removal.
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South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for his unconstitutional martial law declaration in December, formally removing him from office.
Acting President Han Duck-soo will serve until new elections within 60 days.
The court ruled Yoon gravely violated democratic principles by using military force to obstruct parliament.
Yoon, who apologized publicly, now faces criminal trial for insurrection. His removal sparked both celebrations and unrest, with 14,000 police deployed in Seoul. A Gallup Korea poll showed 60% supported Yoon’s permanent removal.
This is how you treat wanna be despots and dictators. Remove them from power, put them on trial then throw them in jail for their crimes.
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Summary
South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for his unconstitutional martial law declaration in December, formally removing him from office.
Acting President Han Duck-soo will serve until new elections within 60 days.
The court ruled Yoon gravely violated democratic principles by using military force to obstruct parliament.
Yoon, who apologized publicly, now faces criminal trial for insurrection. His removal sparked both celebrations and unrest, with 14,000 police deployed in Seoul. A Gallup Korea poll showed 60% supported Yoon’s permanent removal.
Fuck, must be nice to hope politicians accountable without violence
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Summary
South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for his unconstitutional martial law declaration in December, formally removing him from office.
Acting President Han Duck-soo will serve until new elections within 60 days.
The court ruled Yoon gravely violated democratic principles by using military force to obstruct parliament.
Yoon, who apologized publicly, now faces criminal trial for insurrection. His removal sparked both celebrations and unrest, with 14,000 police deployed in Seoul. A Gallup Korea poll showed 60% supported Yoon’s permanent removal.
Legends.
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Summary
South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for his unconstitutional martial law declaration in December, formally removing him from office.
Acting President Han Duck-soo will serve until new elections within 60 days.
The court ruled Yoon gravely violated democratic principles by using military force to obstruct parliament.
Yoon, who apologized publicly, now faces criminal trial for insurrection. His removal sparked both celebrations and unrest, with 14,000 police deployed in Seoul. A Gallup Korea poll showed 60% supported Yoon’s permanent removal.
If only there were some lesson there we Americans could learn.
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Summary
South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol for his unconstitutional martial law declaration in December, formally removing him from office.
Acting President Han Duck-soo will serve until new elections within 60 days.
The court ruled Yoon gravely violated democratic principles by using military force to obstruct parliament.
Yoon, who apologized publicly, now faces criminal trial for insurrection. His removal sparked both celebrations and unrest, with 14,000 police deployed in Seoul. A Gallup Korea poll showed 60% supported Yoon’s permanent removal.
Han "Duck" Solo.
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Han "Duck" Solo.
I hate myself for laughing at that
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Fuck, must be nice to hope politicians accountable without violence
Must be nice to have 60% of your population be fucking sane.
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