Parents of medical students and professors sue education minister and vice minister for abuse of power (South Korea)

Parents of medical students and professors have decided to accuse the Minister and Vice Minister of Education of abusing their authority over the Korea Medical Education Curriculum Assessment Institute.
According to the medical community on the 10th, lawyer Lee Byung-chul (Chang Jo Law Firm) and the father of a medical student
On the 11th, the Mothers' Association (medical mothers), former Seoul National University Hospital emergency response committee chairman Bang Jae-seong and others will investigate Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education Lee Ju-ho, Vice Minister of Education Oh Seok-hwan, and Shim Min-hee at the High-ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Center.
Attorney Lee Byung-cheol said, "The Minister and Vice Minister of Education are abusing their authority ahead of the evaluation of medical education courses at medical universities, which have increased their admission quotas by more than 10%.
"The Higher Education Act and other laws stipulate the independence of the Medical Education Curriculum Evaluation Agency's decision-making and the principle of non-interference by the Ministry of Education," he said.
"The pre-screening of the medical education curriculum is unconstitutional because it violates the constitutional rights of education, expertise, and political neutrality," he said.
"By making the Medical Education Curriculum Evaluation Agency carry out work that it is not legally obligated to do, the government has committed the crime of abuse of authority and obstruction of the exercise of rights under Article 123 of the Criminal Code," the ministry said.
Meanwhile, the Medical Education Curriculum Assessment Center is an organization recognized by the Ministry of Education that evaluates and certifies the educational processes of medical universities.