President Lee to Sarang Jeil Church: "How Can You Just Hold Out with Force?" (Roundup)
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Inspection of the Jangwi-dong redevelopment site where the church is located… "Thorough enforcement from now on" Reporters Hwang Yun-gi and Lee Ui-jin = On the 4th, President Lee Jae-myung addressed Sarang Jeil Church, which had opposed the redevelopment and blocked forced eviction, stating, "In a country governed by the rule of law, how can one just stand by with force?"
On the 4th, President Lee Jae-myung emphasized the need to expand housing supply in the metropolitan area by accelerating urban renewal projects through public redevelopment. He also mentioned the necessity of shortening administrative procedures and strengthening various incentives, such as increased floor area ratios and financial support, to expedite projects. On this day, President Lee [mentioned] Jangwi 9-gu in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul
President Lee Jae-myung referred to the case of the First Love Church in Jangyu District 10 and ordered thorough enforcement based on the rule of law. They also confirmed the tone of field-centered maintenance projects by pointing out serious business delays and corruption issues in private redevelopment, and emphasizing the need to switch to a public redevelopment method.
When President Lee Jae-myung ordered strict enforcement of the law targeting Sarang Jeil Church, which had resisted forced execution during the redevelopment of Jangwi District 10 in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, the church retorted, "If that is the case, you should stand trial yourself first." On the afternoon of the 4th, President Lee visited the redevelopment site in Jangwi-dong, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, and received a report on the progress of the Jangwi …
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