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Regarding the sexual entertainment allegations surrounding the People’s Power CEO Lee Jun-seok, the Democratic Party of Korea said, “CEO Lee must explain the allegations of sexual entertainment and the destruction of evidence.”
At a briefing today, floor spokesperson Oh Young-hwan of the Democratic Party said, “CEO Lee Jun-seok has been accused of instigating destruction of evidence in relation to the sexual entertainment allegations. “If it’s true that I was a teacher, it’s a very serious problem,” he said.
“Each party is strengthening the standards for moral verification ahead of the nomination for local elections, and I know that the power of the people includes sexual harassment in the newly established five major disqualification criteria,” said Oh, a spokesperson for the floor. Should suspicion be followed?” he criticized.
He continued, “If you were taught to destroy evidence to cover the allegation, it would not be a matter of ignorance as you do not have official qualifications. I did,” he pointed out.
“The police investigation will proceed as much as the accusation is made, but CEO Lee must explain so that the public can understand it before the investigation,” said Oh, a spokesperson for the floor.
This is the first time that the Democratic Party has officially responded to Lee’s sexual entertainment allegations, and spokesperson Oh said, “We have been watching because it is difficult to trust the public confidence of the party who raised the allegations, but rather than dispelling the suspicion, material evidence such as Lee’s phone call recordings came out. There is,” he explained.
