South Korean president’s lawyer says martial law bid sought to stop ‘dictatorship’
OUSTED South Korean leader Yoon Suk Yeol’s lawyer on Thursday said his bid to impose martial law was aimed at thwarting a “legislative dictatorship” by the opposition-controlled parliament, as the president became the country’s first sitting head of state to stand trial in a criminal case.
Lawyer says Yoon wanted to stop S Korea ‘dictatorship’
Ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s bid to impose martial law was aimed at thwarting a “legislative dictatorship” by the opposition-controlled parliament, his lawyer said yesterday as Yoon became the country’s first president to stand trial in a criminal case while in office.
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