South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, resulting in his removal after a controversial six-hour martial law declaration. The court’s ruling, announced by Acting Chief Justice Moon Hyungbae, was unanimous among justices and stated that Yoon's actions severely violated trust and the law. The decision sparked jubilant protests, showcasing the polarized public reaction. Yoon’s martial law decree was deemed unconstitutional, failing to meet crisis requirements, with immediate effects and no possibility for appeal, leading to significant political ramifications.
The court ruling is effective immediately and cannot be appealed, cementing the decision to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol.
Justice Moon stated that Mr. Yoon's martial law decree lacked constitutional validity as it did not meet the requirements for a national crisis.
Protesters erupted in cheers as the court's ruling was read, reflecting the deep divisions in public sentiment surrounding Yoon's presidency.
The People Power Party expressed humble acceptance of the court's ruling, highlighting the political tumult following Yoon's controversial decision to impose martial law.
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