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  1. The Democratic Party of Korea presented reform bills to the National Assembly, proposing changes to overhaul the National Election Commission.
  2. The Democratic Party of Korea and the People Power Party are involved in pushing for prosecution reform via legislative majority vote.
  3. The Democratic Party of Korea discussed the prosecution reform bill during a Cabinet meeting.

Lee Jae Myung urges safeguards for fair and effective investigations within the South Korean Criminal Justice System.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 27
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Lee Jae Myung urges safeguards for fair and effective investigations within the South Korean Criminal Justice System.

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  1. The justice ministry apologized for an incident in Incheon, prompting Lee Jae Myung to visit the police and order an examination of the ankle monitor system.Sub-event
  2. President calls for urgent police accountability and reform.1 source
  3. President Lee Jae Myung approved the revision of the Criminal Procedure Act.Sub-event
  4. Lee Jae Myung calls for safeguards for fair and effective investigations.1 source

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