#parkgeunhye — Public Fediverse posts

South Korea's former President Yoon Suk Yeol faces prison or even the death penalty, but he is far from the first leader in the nation to have his term end in tatters. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/02/19/asia-pacific/politics/south-korea-leaders/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #asiapacific #politics #southkorea #yoonsukyeol #parkgeunhye #leemyungbak #samsung #rohmoohyun #chundoohwan #parkchunghee #yunposun #syngmanrhee

South Korea’s current turmoil shows how lingering authoritarian institutions continue to tempt presidents into abusing executive power, leaving civil society and the courts as the primary checks on overreach. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/2026/01/19/world/yoon-suk-yeol-and-power-abuse/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #commentary #worldnews #southkorea #yoonsukyeol #nationalassembly #moonjaein #leejaemyung #rohtaewoo #leemyungbak #parkgeunhye #rohmoohyun #martiallaw

In South Korea, the judiciary has become a prominent pathway to political power, influenced both by public sentiment and by presidential appointments drawn from activist legal circles. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/2025/05/07/world/south-korea-judiciary/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #commentary #worldnews #leejaemyung #yoonsukyeol #moonjaein #parkgeunhye #southkorea

Is South Korea’s Yoon politicking from home? Country eyes June 3 presidential poll https://www.byteseu.com/900023/ #ConstitutionalReform #DPK #HanDuckSoo #Impeachment #JeonHyunHee #KimKeonHee #LeeJaeMyung #MartialLaw #ParkGeunHye #PeoplePowerParty #SouthKorea #YoonSukYeol

South Korea on edge, with Yoon impeachment verdict expected as soon as next week https://www.byteseu.com/803704/ #AntiRiotTroops #BuddhistCouncil #ChargesOfInsurrection #ConstitutionalCourt #KoreanCouncilOfReligiousLeaders #LeeHoYoung #MartialLaw #NationalAssembly #ParkGeunHye #PoliticalChaos #PublicDemonstrations #RohMooHyun #SouthKorea #SpecialForces #YonhapNewsAgency #YoonSukYeol

According to disgraced #NIS run by crooks who later went to prison, under administration of disgraced and impeached president #ParkGeunHye a #UPP lawmarker "plotted to" (or possibly joked about, not 100% sure) "sabotage south korean infrastructure in the event that North Korea invades" (an event about as likely as martians landing)

A judge ruled on appeal “the existence of the Revolutionary Organization was not rigorously proven”

Ringleader spent 8 years inside

https://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_national/1024709.html

Lors des immenses mobilisation de 2016 qui aboutiront à la destitution de la présidente Park Geun-hye (박근혜), accusée de corruption et de dérive autoritaire. Les manifestant⋅es sont alors accusé⋅es d’avoir des « soutiens politiques secrets ».

Pour ridiculiser à ces délires complotistes, les manifestante⋅es ont commencé à réaliser des drapeaux parodiques d’organisations imaginaires et fantaisistes.

Une pratique qui est réapparue c’est derniers jours lors des manifestations pour obtenir la destitution de Yoon Suk Yeol (윤석열), suite à sa tentative de coup d’Etat. Quelques exemples : Confédération coréenne des syndicats de chats, Les gens venus seuls, Le syndicat des chats du prolétariat, Syndicat des travailleurs des boulettes de crevettes, etc.

Mon favori (ci-dessous en image) restant le drapeau de l’Association des gens qui continuent de désigner X par Twitter, illustré du logo de l’oiseau bleu (photo de jekkibby2).

Référence : https://x.com/asunnydisposish/status/1864271064626548869

#photographie #graphisme #typographie #slogans #humour #derision #manifestation #Coree #CoreeDuSud #YoonSukYeol #ParkGeunHye