South Korean opposition leader: ``The ruling party's renaming of Mr. So to ``contaminated treated water'' is a strange term.''

On the 3rd, Lee Jae-myung, representative of South Korea's opposition Democratic Party (DP), said that the ruling party, "People's Power," had released the materials from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean after undergoing ALPS (multi-nuclide removal equipment) treatment.
Regarding the idea of changing the name of ``contaminated water'' (radioactive treated water) to ``contaminated treated water,'' ``Mr.
'' he criticized. On this day, which was the fourth day of the fast, Lee held a press conference at the National Assembly, saying, ``Even if we say white is black, it doesn't mean that radioactive substances, which are contaminants in contaminated water, will disappear.''
"Is that so?" he pointed out. He went on to say, ``Forcing the public to blindly trust in nuclear-contaminated water is the most unscientific incitement to manipulate public opinion,'' and ``The Democratic Party, which has the largest number of members of Congress, is
We will do our best to protect it," he said. He added, ``Japan's dumping of nuclear-contaminated water is in direct violation of the London Convention, which prohibits the dumping of all radioactive waste into the ocean.''
It also violates the London Protocol, which prohibits the dumping of waste through structures."