Choi Min-hee, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea who is the chairman of the National Assembly's Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee, was seen filming Hani, a member of the group Newzins, who attended the Environment and Labor Committee.
On the 15th, Choi approached Hani with a smartphone camera to take a picture of her as she got out of her car to attend the Global Labor Relations Commission and passed through the entrance of the National Assembly building. In response, Hani's official was also seen raising his hand to restrain him.
Lee Ki-in, a member of the New Reform Party, posted a picture of the situation at the time on his social media (SNS) account and said, "Not Hani, but Chairman Mini (Minhee). Don't take pictures like this and go and prepare for the standing committee for over-defense. I'm sighing. Really."
The Supreme Council member
posted an additional photo on social media about 20 minutes later. The photo showed lawmaker Choi crouching at the entrance of the National Assembly even before Hani got out of the car and waiting.
The supreme council member Lee said, "I stop hitting my head with Minnie's Hani fandom, which is accompanied by congressional staff," adding, "Korean aides are really working hard."
Meanwhile, Hani attended the parliamentary audit of the National Assembly's labor and management committee as a reference and testified of bullying at work due to the parent company's Hive dispute with Min Hee-jin, the former CEO of Adore. Kim Joo-young, CEO of Audor, also appeared as a witness.
Reporter Lee Yu Na from Digital News Team.
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