The South Korean Court is re -isolated

Prime Minister Han Dac Soo in South Korea was restored to his post as Acting President on Monday, after the country’s constitutional court canceled his isolation by the National Assembly.

Mr. Han held the position of Acting President in South Korea after the association established President Yun Suk Yol on December 14, and he suspended Mr. Yoon from his post regarding his failed attempt to put his country under martial martial rulings. Mr. Han, as a prosecutor for less than two weeks when the association took his official on December 27, adding to the political uncertainty in South Korea, a major ally of the United States in Asia.

The Constitutional Court has not yet announced when it will rule whether it will be expelled or reinstalling Mr. Yun – a much more subordinate decision The southern Koreans were waiting for For weeks with increased anxiety. If Mr. Yun is removed, South Korea will elect a new president within 60 days. If he is re -returned, he will return to his position to face a broken country ever on his presidency.

In South Korea, the Constitutional Court has a final opinion on whether the officials who have been released by the association should be removed or reinstitated. Her rule entered immediately and cannot be resumed.

Since the isolation of Mr. Han, Finance Minister Choi Sang Mok, the next official in the government hierarchy, has been multiplied as a prosecutor.

When Mr. Han established, the association accused him of cooperation in Mr. Yun’s illegal declaration of martial law. He also said that Mr. Han broke his constitutional duties when he refused to appoint three constitutional court judges chosen by Parliament. Mr. Han denied the accusations.