Democratic Party of Korea: Kim Seung-hee's resignation as protocol secretary in the President's Secretariat: ``Dismissal with a tail end... cover-up of power-based school violence'' = South Korea

On the 21st, the Democratic Party (opposition party) continued its offensive regarding the resignation of Kim Seung-hee, the protocol secretary in the Presidential Secretariat's office, over allegations of school violence involving children. Regarding the president's office, he said, ``Words are too harsh.''
They say it's a serious response, but it's nothing more than a ``tail-cut dismissal'' to cover up the inspection of the power-driven cover-up of school violence.''
Democratic Party spokesperson Kang Sun-woo and Kang Seon-woo made this statement in a written briefing released on the same day.
``President Yoon Seo-gyeol should directly reveal his thoughts to the people regarding the ``authoritarian school violence cover-up cartel'' of powerful people in the government,'' he said.
Spokesperson Kang said, ``Is it the fairness, common sense, and justice that the Yun Seok-Yeong administration calls for that is covering up the issue of school violence by children of powerful people?
"Did you really not know about it until it was revealed in the investigation?" He continued, ``It would be shameful if Secretary Kim hid the school violence against her child, and it would be incompetent if she did not know about it.''
If the incident was concealed, it was criticized as a ``authoritarian school violence cover-up cartel.'' He added, ``If the truth is not investigated at the presidential office level, it will be a ``secondary assault'' against all victims of school violence.''
Ru. "President Yoon should directly reveal to the people his thoughts on the spate of school violence scandals involving children of powerful people, including Jeong Soon-shin, Lee Dong-gwan, and Kim Seung-hee."
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