تلاحق السلطات القضائية في كوريا الجنوبية الرئيس المعزول يون سوك يول بتهم جديدة، ووجه فريق التحقيق الخاص، اليوم (السبت)، له تهمة إساءة استخدام السلطة، على خلفية فرضه الأحكام العرفية لفترة وجيزة في 3 ديسمبر الماضي، فيما نفى يون ارتكاب أي خطأ، بحسب ما أعلنت وكالة الأنباء الرسمية «يونهاب».
يذكر أن هذا ثالث اتهام رسمي يُوجه إلى يون مع استمرار احتجازه، بعد توجيه تهمتين سابقتين في يناير ومارس، تتعلقان بإعلان الأحكام العرفية، إلى جانب تهم أخرى تتصل بإساءة استخدام منصبه.
وأعلن فريق التحقيق الخاص بقيادة المحققة تشو أون-سوك أن يون متهم بانتهاك صلاحيات أعضاء مجلس الوزراء خلال مناقشات فرض الأحكام العرفية، وصياغة الإعلان بأثر رجعي، وإصدار أوامر بحذف سجلات من هواتف مشفرة، إضافة إلى مخالفات أخرى.
وسعى الفريق إلى استجواب يون عدة مرات منذ احتجازه الثاني الأسبوع الماضي، إلا أن محاولاته باءت بالفشل بسبب رفض يون المثول للتحقيق.
ويواجه يون محاكمة جنائية بتهم التمرد بسبب إعلانه الأحكام العرفية، وأُلقي القبض عليه في يناير، بعد مقاومة السلطات، لكن جرى إطلاق سراحه بعد 52 يوماً لأسباب إجرائية.
وأُلغي مرسوم إعلان الأحكام العرفية الذي أصدره يون بعد نحو 6 ساعات من إصداره عندما صوت النواب لصالح إسقاطه.
وكان الرئيس المحافظ السابق برّر قراره بفرض الأحكام العرفية في 3 ديسمبر بأنه «خطوة ضرورية» لوقف ما وصفه بـ«خصومه الليبراليين المعادين للدولة»، متهماً إياهم باستخدام أغلبيتهم البرلمانية لعرقلة برنامجه السياسي. إلا أن المرسوم استمر لبضع ساعات فقط، قبل أن يتمكن عدد كافٍ من النواب من كسر الطوق الأمني المشدد الذي فرضته قوات مسلحة حول الجمعية الوطنية، والتصويت على إلغائه.
وصوت البرلمان على عزل الرئيس في 14 ديسمبر الماضي، وتم توجيه الاتهام إليه في 26 يناير من قبل النيابة العامة بتهمة التمرد، وتدبير محاولة انقلاب تهدف للسيطرة على البرلمان ومكاتب الانتخابات واحتجاز خصومه السياسيين.
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The judicial authorities in South Korea are pursuing the ousted president Yoon Suk-yeol with new charges, as the special investigation team today (Saturday) accused him of abuse of power, following his brief imposition of martial law on December 3rd. Yoon denied committing any wrongdoing, according to the official news agency "Yonhap".
It is noteworthy that this is the third official charge against Yoon while he remains in custody, following two previous charges in January and March related to the declaration of martial law, along with other charges concerning the misuse of his position.
The special investigation team, led by investigator Cho Eun-sook, announced that Yoon is accused of violating the powers of cabinet members during discussions on imposing martial law, retroactively drafting the declaration, and issuing orders to delete records from encrypted phones, in addition to other violations.
The team has sought to interrogate Yoon several times since his second detention last week, but their attempts have failed due to Yoon's refusal to appear for questioning.
Yoon faces a criminal trial on charges of rebellion due to his declaration of martial law, and he was arrested in January after resisting authorities, but was released after 52 days for procedural reasons.
The decree declaring martial law issued by Yoon was revoked about six hours after its issuance when enough lawmakers voted to overturn it.
The former conservative president justified his decision to impose martial law on December 3rd as a "necessary step" to stop what he described as "his anti-state liberal opponents," accusing them of using their parliamentary majority to obstruct his political agenda. However, the decree lasted only a few hours before a sufficient number of lawmakers managed to break through the tight security cordon imposed by armed forces around the National Assembly and voted to cancel it.
The parliament voted to impeach the president on December 14th, and he was charged on January 26th by the prosecution with rebellion and orchestrating an attempted coup aimed at seizing control of parliament and election offices and detaining his political opponents.
It is noteworthy that this is the third official charge against Yoon while he remains in custody, following two previous charges in January and March related to the declaration of martial law, along with other charges concerning the misuse of his position.
The special investigation team, led by investigator Cho Eun-sook, announced that Yoon is accused of violating the powers of cabinet members during discussions on imposing martial law, retroactively drafting the declaration, and issuing orders to delete records from encrypted phones, in addition to other violations.
The team has sought to interrogate Yoon several times since his second detention last week, but their attempts have failed due to Yoon's refusal to appear for questioning.
Yoon faces a criminal trial on charges of rebellion due to his declaration of martial law, and he was arrested in January after resisting authorities, but was released after 52 days for procedural reasons.
The decree declaring martial law issued by Yoon was revoked about six hours after its issuance when enough lawmakers voted to overturn it.
The former conservative president justified his decision to impose martial law on December 3rd as a "necessary step" to stop what he described as "his anti-state liberal opponents," accusing them of using their parliamentary majority to obstruct his political agenda. However, the decree lasted only a few hours before a sufficient number of lawmakers managed to break through the tight security cordon imposed by armed forces around the National Assembly and voted to cancel it.
The parliament voted to impeach the president on December 14th, and he was charged on January 26th by the prosecution with rebellion and orchestrating an attempted coup aimed at seizing control of parliament and election offices and detaining his political opponents.
