"President Deceived the Public Regarding Prosecution reform"... Rhyu Si-Min: "Derogatory Term? Subjected to Unilateral Assault"
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Ju-seong = On the 22nd, writer Rhyu Si-min, a commentator from the pan-ruling camp, regarding the Lee Jae-myung administration's self-proclaimed prosecution reform, stated, "The prosecution reform envisioned by President Lee is..."
Writer Rhyu Si-min claimed that President Lee Jae-myung "deceived the people" regarding prosecution reform. "The prosecution reform envisioned by the President was completely different from what we had imagined, or what was commonly referred to as the Democratic Party's position or the President's campaign pledges."
Former Minister Rhyu Si-min directly criticized President Lee Jae-myung's plan for prosecution reform via YouTube. He pointed out that the President's remarks presenting the separation of investigation and prosecution within the Ministry of Justice as the maximum level of reform were an act of deceiving the public, and also criticized the President's recent remarks emphasizing party unity as a measure that has lost its effectiveness.
Responding to the call to refrain from derogatory terms, he said, "I committed a single assault and now claim it was mutual assault."
Commentator Rhyu Si-min, a member of the pan-ruling bloc, stated regarding the Lee Jae-myung administration's prosecution reform, "It is completely different from the prosecution reform we envisioned, the Democratic Party's position, and what was referred to as the President's campaign promise."
Writer Rhyu Si-min, a commentator from the pro-government camp, directly criticized President Lee Jae-myung regarding his remarks on prosecution reform during a press conference on the 18th, stating, "It was shocking. Legislative power does not belong to oneself. What authority is he giving to whom?" Rhyu made these criticisms during an appearance on Media Today's YouTube channel, "Media Today Tomorrow Live," on the 22nd, in relation to Preside…
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