Yoon Mi-hyang, who was granted amnesty on Liberation Day, said, ”Those who speak ill of me are truly pathetic... I am at peace.” (South Korea)

Yoon Mi-hyang, a former lawmaker whose name was listed as a recipient of the August 15 Liberation Day special pardon by the Pardon Review Committee of the Ministry of Justice, said, "They are still biting me today, but I am very calm.
On the 8th, former lawmaker Yoon wrote on his Facebook page, "All the allegations that were widely reported in the media were dismissed or dismissed without charges, but the prosecution is acting strangely.
Yoon was indicted on eight charges, including embezzlement for the Japanese military comfort women victims' support fund, and was sentenced to one year and six months in prison by the Supreme Court in November last year.
The sentence was finalized with a three-month suspension of execution. He is currently on probation. Regarding the violation of the Donation Act, Judge Ma Young Ji-young of the appeal court said, "Condolence money should help the bereaved family, but it is not a social
"The court made a strange ruling that, 'Because the donation was made to an organization, it is considered to be a donation, not a condolence gift,'" he said. "With such an unreasonable ruling, the first trial's acquittal was overturned to a guilty verdict in the second trial."
She added, "Everyone, please don't worry too much about me. I am doing well and will continue to walk the path I have to walk, step by step, without wavering or giving up.
"I will do what needs to be done," he emphasized.