[Photo] Opposition Party Raids During National Audit... Chaos at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office National Audit

Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok appeared at the National Assembly on the 20th for the National Assembly inspection of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office and took the witness oath. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

On the 20th, at the National Assembly's audit of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, Democratic Party lawmakers protested against Chairman Kim Do-eup of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee for unilaterally conducting the meeting. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok appeared at the National Assembly's inspection of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office on the 20th. After taking the witness oath, he handed the oath document to Chairman Kim Do-eup amid protests from Democratic Party of Korea lawmakers. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

On the 20th, during the National Assembly inspection of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office held at the National Assembly, Democratic Party lawmakers protested against Chairman Kim Do-eup of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee for unilaterally conducting the meeting. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok attended the National Assembly's inspection of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office on the 20th, watching the tense confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties with a serious expression. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok attended the National Assembly's inspection of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office on the 20th and was giving a work report when Democratic Party lawmakers protested Chairman Kim Do-eup of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee for unilaterally conducting the proceedings. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoon Dong-joo] On the 20th, Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok appeared at the National Assembly's audit of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office and was giving a work report when members of the Democratic Party protested against Kim Do-eup, the chairman of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee, who was conducting the proceedings unilaterally.

Members of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee from the Democratic Party declared a boycott of the audit in protest of the prosecution's search and seizure of the Democratic Research Institute the previous day, resulting in the audit not being held for about five hours.

Chairman Kim Do-eup convened the afternoon audit of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, but Democratic Party lawmakers surrounded Chairman Kim, holding placards with phrases such as "Condemn oppression of the opposition party" and "Stop retaliatory investigations," protesting the unilateral conduct of the proceedings.

As the audit became impossible to proceed due to the confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties, Chairman Kim declared the suspension of the audit 31 minutes after it began.

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