Yoon Suk Yeol, disgraced president of South Korea, is ousted

SOutain Korea The Constitutional Court ruled unanimously on Friday to oust Yoon Suk Yeol, the besieged president of the country. This marks the third time in less than a month G20 The country has prohibited an eminent high -level politician, the others being Turkey and France. However, although the cases seem superficially similar, they are morally different. The front of the presidency of Turkey, Ekrem Imamoglu, was arrested for attenuation of the accusations. Marine Le Pen, the head of the hard right of France, was legally found guilty of financial offenses, but many believe that the court which prevented him from presenting himself to the elections was too severe. In the case of Mr. Yoon, the offense was against democracy itself, and his ousting seems completely appropriate, even if his supporters do not agree.