”Yoon Seo-gyul, step down!”...Demonstrations calling for his resignation held across Europe

Following the declaration of martial law by South Korean President Yoon So-gyol, demonstrations calling for his resignation are being held across Europe. The French Alliance for Action in France will hold a troupe of protests at 3 p.m. on the weekend of the 7th (local time).
On the 6th, they announced that they would hold a rally calling for President Yoon's resignation at Trocadero Square, a popular tourist spot with a view of the Eiffel Tower.
In a statement released the previous day, the Alliance for Action in France said, "The process by which martial law was declared, the contents of the proclamation, and the series of steps that followed were all subversive of the Constitution. In particular,
"The mobilization of the National Assembly to blockade it and the attempt to neutralize it by sending in special forces were all clear acts of treason," he said.
The statement was signed by 120 Koreans living in France. In Berlin, Germany, migrants also marched past the Brandenburg Gate in the evening of the previous day.
They gathered at Paris Square in front of the building and called for President Yoon's resignation. Following Berlin, a rally will be held in Munich on the afternoon of the 7th. In the United States, rallies were held in various places on the 4th, including in front of the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
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