Minister of Justice Han Dong-hoon, who refrains from speaking, responds to a question from special prosecutor Kim Geon-hee by saying, ``I said enough yesterday.'' = South Korea

Minister of Justice Han Dong-hoon said on the 20th whether the ``Kim Kun-hee special prosecutor law'' can be accepted as a condition for it to be implemented after next year's general election, ``Yesterday,
I have said enough." Minister Han answered questions from reporters as follows before attending a plenary session of the Special Committee on Budget and Settlement of the National Assembly.
Minister Han is currently considered a likely candidate to head the People's Power (ruling party) emergency response committee.
The day before, Minister Han told reporters at the National Assembly in response to a question from his wife, Kim Geun-hee, regarding the special prosecutor law, ``There are no exceptions before the law.The people see and feel it, so we should do it.''
” he said. However, regarding the Special Prosecutors Act, ``The Justice Party (opposition) is supposed to recommend and decide on the special prosecutors.There is also a poisonous clause that requires live broadcasting of the investigation status.
"This is a bad law that was created with a specific point in time to make it easier for the Democratic Party (opposition party) to carry out the propaganda and agitation they desire during the general election." He continued, ``Such bad laws have the problem of infringing on the people's legitimate right to choose.''
Ru. I think such points must be given due consideration and taken into consideration within the parliamentary procedures." Regarding this statement, political circles are calling for the removal of the ``toxin clause'' that Minister Han referred to, and for an investigation.
The interpretation was that this suggested the possibility of accepting the special prosecution law, which adjusts the starting point. Regarding this interpretation, Minister Han said, ``I don't think there is any room for any particular interpretation based on what he said yesterday.''
Stated. Minister Han said, ``My heart has become a little stronger.At first, I felt burdened when I spoke, but now it doesn't seem that way.'' When reporters continued to ask questions, he said, ``I talk too much.''
"Maybe," he refrained from saying. Meanwhile, Minister Han said the day before regarding the controversy caused by Kim Geun-hee's branded bag, saying, ``Looking at the content, I think it's correct to say that it was a voyeur.
The ``Voice of Seoul,'' which is a party to the spying operation, made the accusation, but the investigation will proceed and be handled in accordance with our system and laws and principles.''
He added, ``They say that the Democratic Party of Japan is telling various places (the media) that I should listen to them. After hearing this, I can't understand why they think I'll be in trouble.''
It doesn't matter. "The Democratic Party of both parties is busy defending Representative Lee Jae-myung, and I think so too."