President Yoon's National Defence Team: ”Middle and high school students also join in shaving their heads in protest against impeachment in front of the Constitutional Court” = South Korea

As the Presidential People's Defence Group, which opposes the impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeol, continues its "unlimited filibuster press conference" in front of the Constitutional Court, middle and high school students today participated in a head-shaving ceremony in opposition to the impeachment.
The President's National Defence Counsel Group began the 17th day of the "Unlimited Filibuster Press Conference in front of the Constitutional Court" at 9 am on the 20th. At 3:30 pm today, a head-shaving ceremony for middle and high school students opposed to impeachment will be held.
"The high school students who shave their heads are expressing their opposition to the impeachment," said Bae Eui-cheol, a lawyer representing President Yoon. "Even though they expect to face disadvantages, they are doing so anyway."
"I will shave my head to straighten out the country," the report said. At around 8 a.m. today, in front of the main gate of the Constitutional Court, members of the National Assembly from the opposition Democratic Party of Korea and the ruling People Power Party held a one-man demonstration.
From the People Power Party, Rep. Na Kyung-won and Rep. Chu Kyung-ho have been holding relay sit-ins every day since the demonstration. Rep. Lee Yo-han is a philanthropist.
During Buster's press conference, he took the microphone and appealed for the citizens to stop their hunger strike. Attorney Seok Dong-hyun, head of the People's Defence Group, said, "The police are gradually cutting off the means for the people to raise their voices.
"Freedom of expression is at the heart of civil liberties, and guaranteeing civil liberties is the most fundamental role of a state," he said.
As of now, the number of subscribers to the People's Lawyers Group is approaching 195,400. The site was launched on February 3rd of this year.
After surpassing 10,000 subscribers, the number continues to grow.