South Korea's opposition leader convicted of violating election law

By Newsweek   |   1 year ago
South Korea's opposition leader convicted of violating election law

South Korea's opposition leader, Lee Jae-myung, was convicted for violating election law, receiving a suspended prison term. The ruling may impact his political future, potentially barring him from running for president in 2027. Lee plans to appeal the verdict.

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