Jin Joong-kwon "Indictment for Election Interference Kept Confidential... Moon Administration Abolished 'People's Right to Know'"

"This Is the Essence of What They Call 'Prosecution Reform'"

Jin Joong-kwon, former professor at Dongyang University / Photo by Asia Economy DB

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Suwan] Former Dongyang University professor Jin Joong-kwon criticized the Ministry of Justice's decision to keep the indictment of the Blue House's involvement in the Ulsan mayoral election case confidential, saying, "This is the essence of what they call 'prosecutorial reform.'"

On the 4th, Jin posted on his Facebook, saying, "The Moon Jae-in administration abolished the 'people's right to know' for the 'freedom to be corrupt' of pro-Moon insiders."

He continued, "Next, they will punish reporters who, through difficult investigations, uncover and report on their crimes. And they will harass innocent prosecutors under the pretext of rooting out informants. If Yoo Si-min calls out the reporter's name beside them, the ruthless Mooncheonji cult members will destroy the media companies on their own."

Jin also added, "They commit all kinds of illegal acts, but the people must not know about them. This is what they call 'democratic control.'"

Finally, he pointed out, "Things are happening now that never occurred even during the Park Geun-hye administration. With this, the president's pledge has been fulfilled: 'A country never experienced before.'"

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