”Onion Man” former South Korean justice minister's new party releases ”President Yoon 'Impeachment' Proposal” on the 20th

The Fatherland Reform Party, headed by Cho Kuk, aka the "Onion Man," former South Korean Minister of Justice, held a "President Yoon Seok-yeol" rally at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul on the 20th.
The Fatherland Reform Party announced in a press release on the morning of the 19th that it will hold a draft impeachment bill at Gwanghwamun Square on November 20th at 10 am.
"Three years is too long," the special committee said in a meeting, and a draft of the impeachment bill for President Yoon will be made public.
The Fatherland Reform Party said, "The impeachment bill we are releasing this time contains 15 specific reasons for impeaching the president. We will publish the draft on our website and collect public opinions."
"We plan to supplement the impeachment bill with these documents and complete the final bill," he said. "Three years is too long," said Lee Kwang-cheol, general secretary of the special committee, who said, "The impeachment bill for President Yoon that we will unveil tomorrow is 1.
"It's 15 pages long, which is about 30 pages more than the impeachment bill for then-President Park Geun-hye," he said.
Regarding the public display of the impeachment bill at Gwanghwamun Square, he said, "Gwanghwamun Square is a place where Park Geun-hye
"It is a symbolic location for the candlelight vigils that led to the impeachment of the former president," he said. "It will be open to the public at Gwanghwamun Square to draw attention to the need to impeach President Yoon, uphold the Constitution, and restore constitutional order."
Cho explained, "The Fatherland Reform Party is steadily leading the impeachment movement, which is the most constitutional and can remove the president from office."
"I will prepare solid legal evidence and logic so as not to miss the last resort guaranteed by the Constitution, which is impeachment and removal from office," he said.