Today is the preview of Monday, November 25th.
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An appeals court hearing will be held today (25th) at the Seoul High Court on charges of unfair merger and accounting fraud by Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong .
The final hearing is a process that concludes the court hearing, and the prosecution's sentence and the defendant's final statement are made.
Earlier, Chairman Lee was indicted on charges of involvement in various fraudulent transactions, market manipulation, and accounting fraud promoted by the Future Strategy Office with the aim of inheriting management control and strengthening control at a minimum cost during the merger process.
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Cha Kyu-geun of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, who was indicted on charges of being involved in preventing the departure of former Vice Justice Minister Kim Hak-ui,
, will be sentenced today (25th).
At 2 p.m. today, the Seoul High Court will hold an appeals court hearing for Cha, Lee Kyu-won, spokesman of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, and Lee Kwang-chul, former presidential secretary for civil affairs, who were indicted on charges of abuse of authority and obstruction of exercise of rights.
Rep. Cha and others were put on trial in March 2019 on charges of engaging in illegal prohibition of departure when former Vice Minister Kim attempted to leave the country.
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From today (25th), a government delegation will participate in the 5th Intergovernmental Negotiation Committee for an International Convention to End Plastic Pollution in Busan.
More than 3,500 people, including government delegations from 170 UN member states, international organizations, industry, civic groups, and academia, will attend the negotiation committee.
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The Seoul Metropolitan Government will introduce a 'post-paid climate companion card' that does not require charging.The city of
announced that from today (25th), nine credit card companies in the market will be issued a credit card that can be used as a climate companion card and can register on the T-money website from the 28th.
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The Seoul Metropolitan Government will supply 20,000 portable safety bells 'Help Me', which will be urgently reported with a warning sound in case of an emergency, and 10,000 more to police stations and sexual violence support facilities.
The application period is from today (25th) to 29th, and not only Seoul citizens but also people with work or school in Seoul can apply on the Seoul Metropolitan Government website.
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