No charges against South Korean special prosecutors after CIO finds insufficient evidence that investigators deliberately delayed or concealed the case The South Korean Corruption Investigation
Pointing out the dangerous politics behind South Korea’s weaponization of justice, Introvigne concludes that Mother Han’s guilty verdict is a miscarriage of justice The recent
Mother Han appeal to reexamine convictions and prosecutorial authority as defense seeks acquittal, prosecution seeks harsher sentence The first-instance verdict against Hak Ja Han (한학자),
Special prosecutor appeal in case against Mother Han tests the limits of investigative powers granted by current Lee Jae-myung administration The legal battle surrounding Hak
The key issue for the appeal court is whether responsibility for specific unlawful acts can be attributed personally to Mother Han Hours after the Seoul
32 indicted at end of South Korean religion-politics probe: Religious leaders charged but not governing Democratic Party politicians A major South Korean investigation into alleged
Hak Ja Han (83) sentenced in South Korea’s “church–state” case as court rejects several allegations made by Lee Jae-myung’s special prosecutors South Korea’s Seoul Central
Special prosecutors open new front against elderly and frail Hak Ja Han as number of cases grows in Lee administration’s broader campaign targeting perceived political
Slammed for ‘political retaliation’, special prosecutors refuse to end the case after a 180-day probe yields no evidence A new dispute has emerged over the
Becoming a tool used by the governing party against its political opponents: A system of special prosecutors created to guarantee impartial investigations A recent editorial
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