韓国かんこく 職務しょくむ停止ていし中ちゅうのハン首相しゅしょうの弾劾だんがいの求もとめ退しりぞける決定けってい 職務しょくむ復帰ふっきへ

The Constitutional Court of South Korea has dismissed the impeachment request against Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, who was acting as President Yoon Suk-yeols deputy and had his duties suspended following the passage of a motion calling for his impeachment. Prime Minister Han has returned to his duties.

<br>South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo served as acting president following the passage of a motion to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol, who declared a state of emergency last December. However, a motion to impeach Prime Minister Han was also passed, and his duties were suspended.

<br><br>The Constitutional Court of Korea pointed out on the 24th that the failure to appoint a judge to the Constitutional Court, which was one of the reasons for impeachment, was an act that violated the constitution and other laws.

On the other hand, regarding President Yoons declaration of martial law, Prime Minister Han pointed out that there is no justification for impeachment as it cannot be recognized that Prime Minister Han committed an act violating the constitution, and thus dismissed the request for impeachment against Prime Minister Han.

<br><br>As a result, Prime Minister Han returned to his duties as acting president

<br><br>As for whether President Yoons declaration of martial law itself is unconstitutional, no judgment was made in the decision on the 24th.

<br><br>It has been one month since the final arguments in President Yoons impeachment trial, but the schedule for the decision regarding the president has not yet been announced, and interest in the validity of the presidents impeachment is growing.

<br>Prime Minister Han Grateful for Wise Decision<br>On the morning of the 24th, Prime Minister Han told reporters, I am grateful for the wise decision of the Constitutional Court

<br><br>And it is truly an important issue for our country to develop from now on,

We will do our best together with everyone for the young future generations and the future of Korea, he said.