Election Commission's ”complicity in rebellion” OK, ”Lee Jae Myung is out”... Ruling party reacts in protest = South Korea

The ruling party of South Korea, People Power Party, has launched a full investigation of all banners with slogans such as "Complicity in Rebellion" that are hung across the country. After conducting a full investigation of the party's next-former members, the ruling party will take legal action through the party's legal advisory committee.
According to the Korean news agency Newsis, a spokesman for the ruling party told reporters at the National Assembly on the 24th, "We will not disclose cases that have not been legally determined, cases that should not be made public, cases that violate the law, etc.
"Banners about this case are being displayed all over the country with slogans like 'Crime of insurrection' and 'Complicity in insurrection.'" He continued, "Because this is a public announcement of facts that have not been established, we have no choice but to take legal action.
"We want to complete the full survey this week in order to be fully prepared," he said. The South Korean Central Election Commission has approved the display of banners calling ruling party lawmakers "accomplices to the rebellion," but has not approved banners calling "Lee Jae-in"
The Central Election Commission interpreted the banner reading "No Lee Jae-myung (Chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea)" as problematic, but the ruling party strongly opposed it, so the Central Election Commission decided to "withhold decision."
They then reversed their stance and all banners were eventually permitted.