Spearheaded by students at major universities in South Korea, protests against the National Intelligence Service's electioneering have continued over two weeks. Several photos of last week's protest in Seoul and protest photos of Korean community in the United States have been shared online.
Written byLee Yoo Eun
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Thank you for the news. The result of 18th South Korea’s presidential election should be nullified because the NIS and Seoul Police meddled in the election. They violated the election law
If the NIS interfered in the presidential election, that’s not real election. The NIS swayed public opinion, and that’s grave election crime.
We don’t trust the prosecution’s conclusion. They didn’t arrest anyone from NIS and Seoul Police even though suspects destroyed the evidences. In addition, prosecution didn’t indict several NIS officials, who meddled in the domestic politics and elections. It absolutely doesn’t make sense.
Park is not S. Korean President. She has to resign for Justice & Democracy of S. Korea.
July 7th, Candlelight protests for NISgate have continued to grow,
but South korea public TV networks don’t cover these massive rallies.
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