After South Korea’s President Declared Martial Law, Parliament Rejected It—Here’s What It Means

Why did the South Korean president declare martial law?

Others have emphasized the importance of the election, labeling Yoon as a dictator.

All existing laws are put on hold for the time being.

They also stated the countrys doctors currently on strike were to return to work within the next 48 hours.

Previously, television footage saw helmeted troops attempting to enter the National Assembly building.

South Korean flag against a cloudy sky, symbolizing political events.

After the laws withdrawal, these military personnel were seen leaving the grounds.

Additionally, Yonhap News Agency reported the entrance to the parliament building had been blocked.

PRESIDENT YOON DECLARES MARTIAL LAW IN SOUTH KOREA.

South Korea’s president at a podium, addressing martial law rejection by parliament.

NOT A SOUL OUT IN THE STREETS OF CENTRAL SEOUL AND ITS ONLY 11PM.

My fellow citizens, just come to the National Assembly.

Riot police in formation with shields during martial law in South Korea.

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Crowd gathers in South Korea at night after martial law rejection by parliament, highlighting political tension.

Military vehicle at night in South Korea after martial law declaration was rejected by parliament.

A bustling South Korean street at night, with illuminated signs and a crowd of people, reflecting urban life.

South Korea’s president giving a speech, standing at a podium against a dark backdrop, related to martial law declaration.

Parliament rejects South Korea’s martial law, crowd of people and media cameras capturing the scene.

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A social media comment about South Korea’s martial law declaration and rejection by parliament.

Comment on South Korea’s President declaring martial law and its impact on the public.

Comment discussing martial law in South Korea, expressing concerns about dictatorship.

Comment on South Korea’s president and martial law by Jonas Lopez.

Linda Lee’s statement on South Korea’s martial law rejection crisis and political accountability concerns.

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