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The Constitutional Court of the Country unanimously decided to delete President Yoon Suk-Yeol from the Bungled War Law Declaration.
Thousands of people came to the streets to protest in South Korea against the removal Former President Yoon Suk-Yeol, on the right declaration of the angle combat.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court unanimously, in December 3, after the political confusion, the civilian government, which caused the civilian elections in June, wanted to delete Yoon unanimously.
The court’s decision has long increased tensions in the Asian nation, waiting for a very right support for the weekly rival rallies in Yoon and Capital Seoul.
According to the Constitution, a new presidential election should be held in 60 days. Until then, President Han Duck-Soo will remain in the position of Yoon.
On Saturday, the supporters of Yoon took to the streets in the capital and “impeachment is invalid!” and “Cancel the Snap option!”
“The decision of the Constitutional Court destroyed the free democracy of our country,” the 26-year-old Protester Yang Joo-Young AFP news agency told AFP news agency.
“I speak like someone in the age of 20 or in the 1930s, I am deep to the future,” he said.
Yoon said they were trying to fade the “anti-government forces” and said they were afraid of the law and threaten North Korea.
On Friday, he said he would accept the court’s verdict.
“Distinguished citizens are a great honor to work to work for the Korean Republic.
Although there are many scenes from those who opposed Yoon’s government on Friday, the people against the leader of Yoon and crying, after dominating, experts said they did not use the wrong prosecutor.
Meanwhile, the opposition leader Lee Jae-Myung was seen as Frontrunner in the next election, experts and party approached another peace against North Korea.
Some Yoon supporters are concerned about the prospect of Lee’s presidency.
“I honestly ended in South Korea,” he said.
