Democratic Party of Korea: ``We ask candidates to comply with election laws and be careful in their words and actions...If they violate them, their recognition will be revoked'' - South Korea

The Democratic Party of Japan (opposition party) also requested candidates running in the April 10th general election to comply with election laws and be careful in their conduct. If there is a violation, the policy is to take disciplinary action, including revocation of official certification.
On the afternoon of the 13th, Kwon Chil-sung, the chief spokesperson for both the Democratic Party and the Democratic Party, said in a briefing that, ``Today, the Democratic Party will announce the permanent election of Kim Min Gi.
We plan to send official documents to all general election candidates in the name of the chief." We want public documents to be thoroughly compliant with election laws and to be careful about words and actions that are not in line with the public's perspective during election campaigns.
He explained that the order included: It also included a warning that if a candidate violates this, they will be subject to immediate discipline, including having their official recognition revoked even if they are selected as a candidate.
The official document was sent on the same day by Lee Jae-myung, Lee Hae-chan, and Kim Boo-gyeom, the standing joint campaign committee chairpersons.
Chief Spokesman Kwon announced that the decision was made at a meeting of the Central Election Committee on the morning of the same day. Prior to this, at the meeting on this day, all party members, including candidates, were asked to be careful in their words and actions ahead of the election.
There was an opinion. Representative Lee Jae-myung said, ``During the democratic history of the Republic of Korea, powers that deceive the people have been judged with a harsh whip.
We must face the election with these words in mind." He continued, ``The Democratic Party is no exception.I would like to say that we will face the election with a sense of urgency.
"All Democratic Party candidates and party members must be even more careful in their words and actions." Lee Hae-chan, chairman of the Standing Joint Election Committee, also said, ``From now on, we will be treading on thin ice.
At the time of celebration, a single word can often bring about great disaster. "We must be mindful of words that may cause problems and be willing to listen to what others say."
He added, ``From my experience in various elections, I have seen many cases where a single word can change the election situation.I will make sure to run the election committee more carefully.''