Candidate Park Beom-gye, Minister of Justice, answers inquiries at a personnel hearing held at the Legislative Judicial Committee of the National Assembly in Yeouido, Seoul on the 25th. News 1
– Justice Minister Park Beom-gye said on the 25th that “we respect the judgment” of the National Human Rights Commission’s judgment that recognized some of the late Mayor Park Won-soon’s allegations of sexual harassment as facts.
Candidate Park said, “There was an indirect judgment in the court, and there was a judgment in the Human Rights Commission today,” when asked about his position on Mayor Park’s case at a personnel hearing held at the National Assembly.
The Human Rights Commission decided on the day that Mayor Park had sexually harassed the victim, and decided to recommend the protection of the victim and prevention of recurrence to related organizations such as the Seoul Metropolitan Government. Previously, the Seoul Central District Court also made a decision to acknowledge the sexual harassment of Mayor Park at the first trial sentence of a former Seoul Mayor’s secretary who was accused of sexually assaulting the victim.
On this day, Rep. Jeon Ju-hye, vice president of the Seoul East District District Prosecutor’s Office, Jin Hye-won, referred to prosecutor Jin Hye-won, the vice president of the Seoul East District Prosecutors’ Office. In response, candidate Park replied, “I will ask Prosecutor Jin once when I work as a minister.” Then the former lawmaker urged, “You should not ask Prosecutor Jin, you should take reprimands,” and urged, “If you take office as a minister, proceed with the disciplinary process as soon as possible.”
Candidate Park also said, “I hope not to speak with only feelings,” saying, “I hope you don’t talk with feelings,” saying that opposition lawmakers offensive that they are acquainted with the representatives of investment companies who are accused of illegally brokering unlisted stocks in an illegal multi-level manner.
On the previous day, Rep. Kim Do-eup raised a suspicion that a representative of an investment company, who was investigated for multi-level illegal stock investment, used his acquaintance with candidate Park to attract investment.
Rep. Kim presented a picture of Park candidate Park’s shoulder-to-shoulder relationship with the investment company’s representative, Mr. Kim Mo, at a hearing on the same day. At the same time, Congressman Kim asked who was invited, and candidate Park avoided an immediate reply saying, “I have his privacy.”
Rep. Kim said, “I didn’t know that the investment company’s staff participated, but who did you think they were dancing and playing together?” Park replied, “I thought they were members of the’Ugly Pine Tree’ (event organizer).”
In response, Rep. Kim released the transcript, saying it was the testimony of the people who participated in the picnic at the time. In the transcript released by Congressman Kim, the witnesses said, “(Kim) seemed to be the position of Gap, and when asked to dance, he danced and this appearance was embarrassing.” “(Kim) told us to thoroughly prepare the event because an important person came tomorrow.” It looked like this thick.
In response, candidate Park denied the relationship with Kim, saying he only stayed for about an hour and a half. Candidate Park said that when Congressman Kim said that he had’played together,’ he said, “Don’t talk to me. “How do you use the expression shyly?”
In this regard, the personnel hearing preparation team said, “It was the invitation of the other co-representative of the meeting,” through the admission statement on the morning of the day. “I met Kim for the first time at the site, but did not know whether investors or employees of the company participated. “
Reporter Han Young-hye [email protected]
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