A Seoul court sided with the state human rights watchdog s decision on Tuesday that late former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon s actions toward his secretary amounted to sexual harassment.
A Seoul court has upheld a National Human Rights Commission of Korea s (NHRCK) finding that former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon did make sexually harassing remarks to his secretary. The Seoul Administrative Court on Tuesday dismissed a complaint filed by the late mayor s wife, surnamed Kang, who demanded the rights commission to annul its finding that Park sexually harassed the secretary.
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon said on Wednesday that he would thoroughly look into the allegation that his predecessor, late former Mayor Park Won-soon, tried to evade sanctions to help North Korea build a cryptocurrency research center there. Park was found dead at Mount Bugak on July 10, hours after he vanished.
International investigators think North Korea has stolen “hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cryptoassets” to pay for its nuclear weapons programs” – and in South Korean, politicians are locked in a dispute over alleged ties between Democratic Party leaders and the ETH developer Virgil Griffith. Read more!