News up on November 27th, summarizing the main schedule.
The leaders of the ruling and opposition parties will continue their people's livelihood, focusing on "labor" and "education," respectively.
Representative Han Dong-hoon will attend a discussion session of the Party's Special Committee to resolve the gap and discuss issues and tasks of gradually increasing the retirement age of workers from 60 to 65.
Lee Jae-myung plans to visit a high school in Seoul to listen to on-site opinions on free high school education promoted by the party.
The government will finally approve and finalize the first drilling plan for the deep-sea gas field in the East Sea submitted by the Korea National Oil Corporation today.
As a result, we are one step closer to full-scale drilling of the blue whale, and the first drilling results will be announced in the first half of next year.
The trial of the so-called "forced repatriation of North Korean refugees" that occurred during the Moon Jae In government will be held.
Chung Eui-yong, former head of the National Security Office, and Seo Hoon, former head of the National Intelligence Service, were put on trial for ordering two North Korean fishermen who expressed their intention to defect to North Korea after killing 16 fellow sailors in 2019.
The victim's bereaved family, identified only by his surname Byun, will be sentenced to a lawsuit for damages filed against a war criminal company in
days of forced labor.
In recent lawsuits by several other bereaved families, the court has ruled that they should compensate for damages caused by the forced mobilization of Japanese imperialism.
It was a major schedule for the news industry.
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