
Yun
Yun is a 64-year-old former president of South Korea who has become the first sitting president to face criminal prosecution. He was arrested in January and is accused of leading a coup, which could result in life imprisonment or even the death penalty. His presidency has been marked by controversy, particularly regarding his declaration of a state of emergency, which he justified by alleging that the opposition was sympathetic to North Korea. The Constitutional Court of South Korea is set to decide on his official removal from office, following his impeachment by the parliament in December.
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Yun was sentenced to life imprisonment for declaring a state of emergency.
Dienvidkorejas eksprezidentam piespriests mūža ieslodzījums / Diena
Yun, the operator of Fengkang Egg Ranch, was detained on suspicion of illegally disposing of dead chickens following an avian influenza outbreak.
Farmer detained over illegal disposal of dead poultry
Yun, the former president of South Korea, declared a state of emergency and was later impeached.
Bijušais Dienvidkorejas prezidents apsūdzēts mēģinājumā izprovocēt militāru reakciju no Ziemeļkorejas / Diena
A 42-year-old woman surnamed Yun died from suspected hydrogen sulfide poisoning while cleaning a hot spring hotel.
Two die while cleaning hot spring hotel in Taipei
Yun has become the first South Korean president to be tried in a criminal case while still in office.
Dienvidkorejā sākas kriminālprāva pret atstādināto prezidentu Junu / Diena