South Korean government orders maintenance of medical practice after major doctor resigns...Doctor's organization takes legal action

The South Korean government did not allow the resignation of a specialist doctor who opposed the plan to increase the number of medical students, and issued an order to maintain his medical practice. In response, specialized doctors and medical organizations are considering legal measures.
On the 19th, the Seoul National University Hospital and Bundang Seoul National University Medical Specialist Council announced that they have appointed a lawyer and will receive legal services. The defense team is
He is affiliated with a medical organization called ``Doctors Thinking About the Future,'' and his expenses are covered by donations from senior doctors and fellow doctors. The Korean Medical Association also announced at its emergency response committee on the 17th that a major doctor scheduled to resign.
announced that it would provide legal advice. He also warned that legal action would be taken if the government applied pressure such as revoking licenses or prosecuting them.
On the 19th, the South Korean government announced that not only the specialist doctor but also the committee's chairman Kim Taek Woo
His medical license has been suspended for inciting mass action. The association indicated its intention to consult with a large law firm.