Singer JK Kim Dong-Wook, who supports President Yoon... ”Since when has South Korea been suppressing freedom of expression?”

South Korean singer JK Kim Dongwook, who supports South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol, who was arrested on charges of instigating a rebellion and abuse of power, said he was “a scapegoat for violating the ban on foreigners engaging in political activities.”
In response to the news that he was accused of "being arrested for a crime," he said, "This is an oppression of freedom of expression." JK Kim Dongwook was born in Seoul and later immigrated to Canada, where he obtained Canadian citizenship.
On the 17th, JK Kim Dongwook posted an article on Instagram stating that he had been "accused," saying, "This is the first time I've been accused. I was accused of holding a large rally on the 3rd."
"I'm sure you all remember the large number of Chinese people who showed up at rallies in South Korea. I wonder if they are worried about this," he wrote.
He continued, lamenting, "Since when has the free Republic of Korea become a country that suppresses freedom of expression?"
"Public opinion that (President Yoon's) approval rating of 52% represents the sentiment of the Korean people. The members of the National Assembly who are sifting through this
"The High-Ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency should not be disbanded, but should be held legally accountable and brought to justice.
He reiterated his support for President Yoon, saying, "We must work together to achieve this goal."