Politics · South Korea · 7 hrs ago
South Korea’s president orders nationwide check of forceful resistance to law
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung ordered a nationwide investigation into cases of people resisting the law by force.
He directed relevant government departments to carry out the check.
The investigation is to cover the whole country, rather than a specific area.
Lee said that such cases exist, but did not identify any particular group or incident in the statement.
The order concerns resistance to the lawful order, not a named court case or dispute.
Government departments are now expected to check for cases nationwide; no further steps or timeline were given.
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung ordered a nationwide investigation into cases of resistance to the lawful order by force.
Lee said such cases exist.
He instructed relevant government ministries to conduct the investigation.
The article does not identify the cases or state whether a particular group was targeted.
- Who
- President Lee Jae-myung ordered the investigation.
- What
- Relevant ministries were told to investigate nationwide cases of resistance to the lawful order by force.
- When
- November 10, 2026.
- Where
- Nationwide in South Korea.
- Why
- Lee said cases of resistance to the lawful order by force exist.
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- President
- Lee Jae-myung
- Order
- Nationwide investigation
- Responsible bodies
- Relevant government ministries
- Date
- November 10, 2026
What people are saying
There are cases of resisting the lawful legal order by force.