South Korea's National Assembly rejects Kim's prosecution law

On December 7th, this afternoon (December 7th), the South Korean National Assembly held a plenary session to vote, and the special inspection law involved in the case of South Korean President Yoon Seok-yuk was not passed. The voting was conducted by secret ballot, and the voting results were obtained by on-site paper voting and then counting. After the vote, some lawmakers of the ruling National Power Party of South Korea withdrew to boycott the subsequent impeachment vote of Yoon Seok-yuk.