Medical Association: ``Blacklist document is not true...The official seal is also fake'' = South Korea

The emergency response committee (non-committee) of the Korean Medical Association (Mikyo) stated that ``the documents and the official seals affixed to them are all fabricated.'' "It was," said Akira.
I made it. The document instructs the creation and dissemination of a "blacklist" containing the names of specialized doctors (interns) who do not participate in group activities.
Ju Soo-ho, chairman of the Medical Association Non-Committee Public Relations Committee, said in a phone call with Herald Economics on the 8th, ``The document itself is not there.The document was also forged and had no official seal.
``The medical association non-committee will take all legal measures related to the fabrication of documents.'' The controversial document, which is two pages in length, was published on the 7th by the online community DC
Published in ``Nside.'' The author, who introduced himself as a ``Medical Association official,'' posted a text titled ``Revealing Internal Medical Association Documents.''
The attached document states, ``Preparation and dissemination of a list of people who do not participate in collective actions,
The information that can be identified should be processed into a mosaic.'' It also stated that ``the mosaiced information is sufficient because the purpose is to put pressure on those who do not want to participate,'' and ``the information that can be identified is sufficient.''
All information will be mosaiced, so there is no illegal element." At the beginning of the document, it states, ``Public opinion regarding collective action has worsened due to the remarks made by the Chief of the Military Manpower Administration on the 6th,'' and ``As a result,
We have amended some of the content of the guidelines and are announcing emergency guidelines, so please refer to them.'' Military Manpower Administration Director Lee Ki-sik attended a national defense convention in Yongsan, Seoul on the 6th.
At a press conference, he said, ``If the resignation letter submitted by the medical specialist to the institution where he is training is accepted, he will have to enlist next year.''
The document also had the official seal of the president of the medical association. However, the Medical Association claims that this document is not true.
They have created and distributed a false document without any prior knowledge, and they say they will file a complaint with the police at the non-committee level of the Medical Association.