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Special Counsel Bill Not Delayed; Protests Continue
Korean outlets report no delay of the special counsel bill to next week. The National Assembly, led by the ruling Democratic Party, passed the bill on Friday, November 6, calling for a special counsel probe into alleged fabricated indictments targeting President Lee Jae Myung and others. The main opposition People Power Party (PPP) has since launched street protests, gathering outside Cheong Wa Dae and parliament, and boycotting judiciary committee proceedings, according to Yonhap and KBS World. The ruling party dismisses claims the bill is unconstitutional. Korean reactions are partisan: PPP leaders protest the bill's passage, while the ruling party defends its legitimacy.
- National Assembly passes special counsel bill on alleged fabricated indictments
- PPP leaders gather outside Cheong Wa Dae to protest special counsel bill
- PPP Continues Protest Outside Parliament against Special Counsel Bill
- PPP boycotts judiciary committee proceedings over special counsel bill
- Ruling Party Dismisses Claims New Special Counsel Bill Is Unconstitutional


















