Priests, nuns demand prosecution reforms in South Korea
Clergy, religious join growing calls for changes to an evil, tyrannical and manipulative system
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Father Kim Young-sik, the representative of the National Priests Association, reads a declaration demanding reforms in front of the Supreme Prosecutors Office in Seoul on Dec. 7. (Photo: Catholic Times.org)
Thousands of Catholic priests and nuns marched through Seoul demanding reform in South Korea s prosecution system, which they called evil, manipulative, and detrimental to innocent people.
Some 4,000 people, including around 1,000 priests and more than 2,800 nuns, ended their rally outside the Supreme Prosecutor s Office in the capital on Dec. 7 and held a media conference.