Court: "Dismissal of Nam Young-jin, former KBS Director, must be revoked"
The Korea Communications Commission (KCC) faced a court ruling to cancel the dismissal of former KBS Chairman Nam Young-jin last August.
On the 19th, the Seoul Administrative Court Administrative Division 2 (Presiding Judge Ko Eun-seol) ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the lawsuit filed by former Chairman Nam against the government to cancel the dismissal order.
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The KCC requested the dismissal of former Chairman Nam last August, citing reasons such as neglect of KBS's reckless management and allegations of misuse of corporate credit cards, and President Yoon Suk-yeol approved it. Former Chairman Nam filed a lawsuit to cancel the dismissal and also applied for a suspension of the dismissal order's effect. The suspension application was finally dismissed by the Supreme Court last April.
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