Na Kyung-wan, a lawmaker from the People's Power Party, said, ”Putting handcuffs and an electronic anklet on former President Yoon Seok-yeol... could lead to an international human rights issue.” (South Korea)

Na Kyung-won, a lawmaker from the People's Power Party, commented on the fact that former President Yoon Seok-yeol, who is currently being held in Seoul Detention Center, received eye examinations while wearing handcuffs and an electronic ankle band.
On the 15th, Rep. Na wrote on his SNS, "What is shocking and distressing is that when I received an eye examination, I was handcuffed and
It is said that he was made to wear an electronic ankle band. Is it really worth putting a restraining device like this on the former president, which is only worn on violent criminals who are at risk of escape, and publicizing it so widely through the media?
"Is it appropriate to show the minimum level of courtesy to the former president of the Democratic Party of Korea, and is it appropriate to show this to the national dignity of the Republic of Korea?"
"These actions have gone beyond the serious level. This is the height of political retaliation," he said. "According to documents submitted by the Ministry of Justice, it has been confirmed that the solitary confinement facility is also smaller than previous examples, measuring only 7.2 m².
"So they're sprinkling malicious frames like saying the air conditioner is on full blast every day and that he's been given special visitation rights during his detention, and they're even going so far as to dismiss the prison director," he criticized.
He also said, "The pro-Lee Jae-myung Minister of Justice is leading these measures and saying, 'All citizens are equal before the law,' but
He argued, "If they favor 'equality before the law,' why are they treating the suspension of President Lee's trial differently? Those who are not Lee Jae-myung are found guilty, while those who are pro-Lee Jae-myung are found not guilty. This is the hypocrisy of double standards and selective justice."
Congressman Luo particularly said, "This is a serious matter that could escalate into an international human rights issue. During President Trump's visit to the United States last month, AFPI Deputy Director Fred Fleitz, a close aide to the former president, also
The Democratic Party government of Lee Jae-myung must immediately end its brutal political retaliation and occupying military behavior, and must punish the former president in accordance with the Constitution and international human rights standards.
"We must remember that providing appropriate treatment that is in line with the national character of the Republic of Korea is in keeping with the national character of the Republic of Korea," he emphasized.