Representative of All Handicapped Federation arrested red-handed on suspicion of failing to leave...transferred to hospital while being taken away = South Korea

The National Solidarity for the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities (Japan Disability Federation) held a press conference to protest the Seoul Transportation Corporation's ban on subway demonstrations. Police suspect Park Kyung-seok, co-permanent representative of Japan Federation of Disabled People, for failing to leave the organization.
The criminal was arrested red-handed. During this process, Park fell in his wheelchair and was transferred to the hospital. The Federation of Disabled Persons will hold a demonstration of the Seoul Transportation Corporation's subway system at Hyehwa Station on Seoul Subway Line 4 from 8 a.m. on the 24th.
He held a press conference to express his opposition. The Federation of Disabled People urges the National Diet to expand the budget for next year's mobility rights for people with disabilities, and has teased a subway ride demonstration on the first day of next month.
The Japan Federation of Disabled Persons denounced the illegality of the policy announced by the Seoul Transportation Corporation today to block subway demonstrations. Representative Park said, ``The past
"The subway action, which has been in place for three years, is a budget request from the national and local governments, as well as the city of Seoul, to guarantee the right of movement for people with disabilities, realizing the freedom of movement specified in the Constitution and the Act on Persons with Disabilities."
Representative Park also said, ``In order to support the wide-area movement of special means of transportation, which came into effect on July 19th due to the 2021 amendment to the Act on Vulnerable Persons on Roads, each special means of transportation vehicle will receive 1.
The budget necessary for the operation of 6 Hours is a legally responsible budget, but it is not guaranteed.''He added, ``Even in the budget proposals submitted by the standing committees of the National Assembly, the Ministry of Planning and Finance and the ``power of the people'' promised I want it,” he demanded.
At around 8:40 a.m. after the press conference, police arrested Park, who had continued to campaign on the station platform without complying with the public corporation's order to leave, on suspicion of failing to leave. Representative Park was in a wheelchair during the escort process.
He fell and complained of pain, so he was transferred to the hospital.