South Korean President Faces Impeachment Vote After Short-Lived Martial Law
By Aldgra Fredly South Korean opposition parties submitted a bill to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol after he imposed a short period of martial law, during which troops stormed into the parliament building on Dec. 3. Yoon claimed that martial law was needed to protect the free constitutional order and because the opposition was sympathizing with North Korea. Within hours of the…
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