Court: “Non-Disclosure of Ruling on Yoon’s Insurrection with Real Names Is Illegal”
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The Seoul Administrative Court ruled in favor of the People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy in a lawsuit demanding the disclosure of real-name judgments in an insurrection case. The court determined that the decision to keep the documents confidential on the grounds of insufficient regulations violated the constitutional principle of proportionality and was therefore illegal. This case clearly demonstrates that guaranteeing the public's…
The People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy won a lawsuit against the court, arguing that the court's refusal to disclose the first-instance ruling in the case of former President Yoon Suk-yeol on charges of being the ringleader of an insurrection was unlawful. However, this ruling is based on the grounds that the court's refusal to disclose the real names in the judgment was unlawful, and it does not mean that the court must disclose th…
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