Former People's Power leader Han Dong-hoon: ”Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung is trying to protect his own body, not the constitution” (South Korea)

Han Dong-hoon, former chairman of the People's Power Party, said to Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party, "You want to avoid criminal charges for five years, not to uphold the Constitution.
On the 2nd, Han spoke to reporters after watching a play based on the Second Battle of Yeonpyeong at a theater in Jongno-gu, Seoul.
When asked about constitutional reform, Han responded, "I believe that everyone in the 1987 system must change. The 29 attempts to impeach Lee and the martial law attempts on the president are
"We must not let the people experience that again," he said, emphasizing the need for constitutional reform. In an interview with the media earlier, Han Former said that if he were to become president, he would consider a four-year term limit.
He said he would push for constitutional reform and that he would step down in three years' time, in 2028. He also said he believes a bicameral system is necessary.
"Although we value independence, we need to introduce a constitutional amendment to expand the scope of the Board of Audit and Inspection's audits to include the National Election Commission," he said.
This is because the Constitutional Court concluded that the Election Commission was not included in the scope of the Board of Audit and Inspection's inspection of its duties, but
Han said that the Constitution should be amended to include the Democratic Party and its then-president Lee Jae-myung in criticizing the declaration of emergency law on December 3 last year.
Regarding the emphasis on the need for a change of government, he said, "I believe that the declaration of martial law is extremely wrong. I will not change my opinion. I will also consider the outrageous acts that the Democratic Party, together with Chairman Lee, has committed, ignoring and trampling on the Constitution.
"It is only natural that we will be strongly criticized," he said. Meanwhile, former Chairman Han, who took to the streets after stepping down from his position as chairman, said, "I have thought about many things during this time and have realized that there are many areas where we are lacking. However, I believe that we should be able to pursue good politics and a good country.
My desire to create this is genuine."