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Constitutional Court allows Rep. Lee Jin-sook to attend parliamentary audit

Outlet: The Korea Herald · The Korea Herald · Published 21/10/2026 13:04 UTC

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The Constitutional Court on Wednesday granted an injunction partially suspending a decision led by the ruling Democratic Party to exclude an opposition lawmaker from a parliamentary audit, allowing her to attend a session scheduled for later this week. However, the court barred Rep. Lee Jin-sook of the main opposition People Power Party from speaking on matters directly related to herself during the audit of the broadcasting and communications watchdog set for Thursday. The injunction came after

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