Yoon Mi-hyang, the Supreme Court's appeal for embezzlement of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery donations, was sentenced on the 14th.

A Supreme Court ruling by former lawmaker Yoon Mi-hyang, who was handed over to trial for embezzling donations for victims of Japanese military Japanese Military Sexual Slavery, will come out on the 14th.

The Supreme Court will sentence former lawmaker Yoon to an appeal at 10:10 a.m. on the 14th for embezzlement and other charges.

Former lawmaker Yoon is accused of misappropriating funds raised to help victims of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery at the Justice Memory Solidarity for 10 years from 2011.

It was also put on trial in September 2020 on charges of receiving about 300 million won in subsidies from the government and the Seoul Metropolitan Government as false facts or recruiting donations without registration from the competent authority.

Former lawmaker Yoon was sentenced to one and a half years in prison and three years of probation in the second trial in September last year, and he was terminated as a member of the National Assembly before the Supreme Court ruling came out.