Representative of South Korea's largest opposition party rejects arrest warrant request... Lee ``Thanks for the Judiciary's decision''

In the early hours of the 27th, the Seoul Central District Court rejected the prosecutor's request for an arrest warrant against Lee Jae-myung, the representative of South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea.
After leaving Seoul Detention Center at around 3:50 a.m. on the same day, Lee told reporters, ``I am deeply grateful to the judiciary for proving that it is the last bastion of human rights.''
I am deeply grateful.” He also addressed his supporters who were waiting in front of the detention center, saying, ``To all the people who were with me until this late hour, and to the people who were watching this scene without sleep.
``Politics is not something that politicians do, but it is something that the people do.'' Furthermore, ``Politics is about protecting the lives of the people and developing the future of the nation.
The ruling and opposition parties and the government must share this fact. "We should now return to the original politics of competing to see who can contribute the most to the people and the country, rather than fighting a war to eliminate the other party."
. Mr. Lee said, ``The day after tomorrow is a mid-autumn celebration (Chuseok, August 15th on the lunar calendar), but the lives of the people, the Korean economy, and the people's livelihood are extremely difficult.Politics can give hope to the people and be useful for the future of this country. It will be
I would like to ask not only the government and the ruling party, but also the entire political world," and ``I would like to express my gratitude once again to the judiciary for upholding the constitutional order and making a wise decision.''
After making these remarks, Lee moved on without answering any other questions. Mr. Lee was hospitalized in Seoul for fasting recovery treatment.
He reportedly headed to Nami Ward Midori Hospital. On this day, Mr. Lee was greeted in front of Seoul Detention Center by Hong Ik-pyo, the newly appointed floor leader, and many members of the Democratic Party of Korea. Citizens who support Mr. Lee also gathered together.
They held a meeting and welcomed him with the call, ``Lee Jae-myung.''