청, No Separate Statement on Secretary Lee Kwang-cheol's Indictment
Suwon District Prosecutors' Office Indicts Former Blue House Civil Affairs Secretary Without Detention in Kim Hak-ui Former Deputy Minister of Justice Case
[Asia Economy reporters Ryu Jeong-min and Lee Ji-eun] The Blue House stated that it has no separate position regarding Lee Kwang-chul, the Secretary for Civil Affairs, who was indicted in connection with the illegal travel ban case of former Deputy Minister of Justice Kim Hak-ui.
A Blue House official, when meeting with reporters on the 1st, responded to questions about Secretary Lee by saying, "There is no separate position on this matter."
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Earlier, the Suwon District Prosecutors' Office had indicted Secretary Lee without detention on charges including abuse of authority and obstruction of the exercise of rights in relation to the former Deputy Minister Kim Hak-ui case.
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