The Constitutional Court in South Korea removes President Yoon from his post Politics News

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The Constitutional Court of South Korea said President Yoon Sok Yol “violated” the basic rights of people by declaring martial law.

The Constitutional Court in South Korea ruled that President Yun Suk Yol removed his post to announce the martial law in late last year.

On Friday, the ruling means that the country must hold presidential elections within 60 days.

Yun briefly declared martial law late on the evening of December 3, claiming that the hostile forces and North Korea had infiltrated the government.

However, senior military officials and police who were sent to close the National Assembly in the country have witnessed that Yon had ordered the detention of competing politicians and prevented the association from voting to raise his military rule.

The ruling needed the approval of six out of eight judges in the Constitutional Court to remove the fees.

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