Singer Lee Seung-hwan. yunhap news
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Singer Lee Seung-hwan’s criticism regarding the return of prosecutor general Yoon Seok-yeol to his job on the 24th became a hot topic, and his political comments in the past are also drawing attention.
Lee Seung-hwan has publicly supported the Moon Jae-in government through social network services (SNS). The Park Geun-hye administration actively participated in the candlelight vigils against the government-owned Nongdan.
For example, on May 9, 2017, Lee Seung-hwan shared an MBC news video that announced President Moon’s’power of election’ through his Facebook page and said, “Hey! I saw MBC on purpose. It was natural, Mr. MB.” In August of last year, a poster was released to support him, citing President Moon’s remarks regarding Japan’s export restrictions.
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Singer Lee Seung-hwan posted on his Facebook in the past. Facebook capture
– Lee Seung-hwan continued to voice calls for the establishment of airlift and reform of the prosecution. At the ’12th Airlift Station Installation, Prosecution Reform Yeouido Candlelight Festival’ held at Yeouido Square in Seoul in November last year, “Prosecutors are now the target of fear beyond disbelief.” “Reigning over the people, they considered the people insignificant, I feel like I’m seeing it,” he said.
Lee Seung-hwan, who attended the candlelight festival at the time, told Facebook, “The sound we make is different, right? #Candlelight Assembly #Prosecutors Reform #Prosecutors’ Image Renewal Request.” Lee Seung-Hwan, who was preparing for the performance, said in October last year, a month ago, “Although these days I face difficulties in my life, I turn away from pretending not to know your call I couldn’t do it.” He encouraged participation in the candlelight festival at the time and shared a promotional poster.
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Singer Lee Seung-hwan posted on Facebook in the past. Facebook capture
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Singer Lee Seung-hwan’s post on his Facebook page. Facebook capture
– On the 9th, Lee Seung-hwan shared a report on MBC criticizing the prosecution’s corruption and left a post on Facebook saying, “Aren’t the people funny?” Afterwards, on the 24th, Lee Seung-hwan criticized Yoon’s return to work and wrote, “Is the whole world under your feet? #Prosecution reform #Judicial reform #Press reform’ writing spread online, and there was a lot of debate among netizens.
Meanwhile, after the controversy grew, Lee Seung-hwan posted on Facebook on the 25th a link to a video of the performance he sang at the’Bongha Concert’ commemorating the 74th anniversary of the birth of the late President Roh Moo-hyun in August, saying, “We win. It won’t break.”
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Singer Lee Seung-hwan’s post on his Facebook page. Facebook capture
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Reporter Ham Min-jung [email protected]
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