Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance Opposes Nomination of Yong Hye-in as Minister

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance strongly opposed the Lee Jae-myung government's nomination of Basic Income Party lawmaker Yong Hye-in as Minister of Gender Equality and Family on August 30, labeling it a 'personnel disaster.' The alliance pointed out that Rep. Yong is a key figure in extreme ideological bias and gender conflict. They criticized this as an act that tramples on the public's will to uphold constitutional values and universal ethics, and an arrogant decision that disregards national unity.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance demanded the resignation of candidate Yong Hye-in, claiming that she attempts to dismantle the traditional marriage and family system and legalize same-sex marriage. They criticized candidate Yong for initiating the co-habitation law in the 21st and 22nd National Assemblies, fundamentally dismantling the traditional marriage and family system protected by the Constitution, and de facto attempting to legalize same-sex marriage through an indirect method.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance pointed out that candidate Yong Hye-in leads efforts to enact a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that eradicates freedom of expression and religion, demanding her resignation. The alliance defined the comprehensive anti-discrimination law co-sponsored by candidate Yong as a 'terrible evil law' that aims to legally punish even sound criticism of sexual orientation, etc., under the pretext of 'resolving discrimination.' They argued that this bill could stifle free expression activities of religious communities, including Christianity, and ultimately infringe upon religious freedom.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance issued a statement demanding the withdrawal of Rep. Yong Hye-in's ministerial nomination. The statement clearly stated their opposition to Rep. Yong's attempts to dismantle the traditional marriage and family system and legalize same-sex marriage, as well as the comprehensive anti-discrimination law. They also pointed out her attempts to allow homosexuality in the military and abolish the National Security Act, arguing that she is an inappropriate ministerial candidate.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance condemned candidate Yong Hye-in's stance, which includes an amendment to the Maternal and Child Health Act allowing late-term and medical abortions and the complete repeal of the abortion ban, as unethical behavior. They argued that this disregards the right to life of the fetus. They also raised concerns about a bill to abolish punishment for homosexual acts in the military, arguing that it would lead to threats to national security and a weakening of military discipline.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance raised concerns about candidate Yong Hye-in's security views, as she participated as a co-sponsor of a bill to abolish the National Security Act. Citing public opinion poll results showing that 63.4% of citizens support maintaining the National Security Act, they criticized this as an attempt to neutralize the minimum defensive mechanism that protects liberal democracy from anti-state forces. The alliance argued that such a candidate is not qualified to be a cabinet member of the Republic of Korea.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance analyzed that a 'political ploy' lies behind the Lee Jae-myung government's nomination of the unqualified candidate Yong Hye-in. The alliance claimed that it was driven by political ambition to rally strong left-wing supporters to recover plummeting approval ratings. They also criticized it as a 'shield' appointment to distract from criticism of the government's socialist policies, emphasizing that it is an act of deceiving the public.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance cited the fact that candidate Yong Hye-in participated as a co-sponsor of the bill to abolish the National Security Act, despite 63.4% of the public supporting its maintenance. The alliance strongly criticized that an individual who attempts to neutralize the minimum defensive mechanism protecting liberal democracy from anti-state forces cannot be a cabinet member of the Republic of Korea.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance characterized the Lee Jae-myung government's nomination of Minister Yong Hye-in as a political ambition 'to rally strong left-wing supporters to recover approval ratings.' The alliance demanded that the Lee Jae-myung government immediately withdraw the nomination for Minister of Gender Equality and Family and warned that if it is not accepted, they will unite with all civil society organizations to launch strong national resistance.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance claimed that candidate Yong Hye-in's initiation of the co-habitation law in the 21st and 22nd National Assemblies is an attempt to fundamentally dismantle the traditional marriage and family system. The alliance strongly criticized this bill as an act that goes against the constitutional order based on gender equality protected by the Constitution, and a de facto attempt to legalize same-sex marriage through an indirect method.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance characterized candidate Yong Hye-in's claims regarding an amendment to the Maternal and Child Health Act allowing late-term and medical abortions and the complete repeal of the abortion ban as unethical behavior that disregards the right to life of the fetus. The alliance also argued that the bill to abolish punishment for homosexual acts, which undermines the possibility of non-consent and allows homosexuality in the military, would undermine the discipline of military organizations, where strict rules are vital, and seriously threaten national security.

A spokesperson for the Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance held a press conference to condemn the Lee Jae-myung government's nomination of Basic Income Party lawmaker Yong Hye-in as Minister of Gender Equality and Family, calling it a 'personnel disaster.' The spokesperson strongly criticized Rep. Yong as a key figure in extreme ideological bias and gender conflict, and an arrogant decision that abandoned constitutional values and universal ethics.

A spokesperson for the Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance claimed that candidate Yong Hye-in's initiation of the co-habitation law in the 21st and 22nd National Assemblies fundamentally dismantles the traditional marriage and family system and de facto attempts to legalize same-sex marriage through an indirect method. They expressed critical opposition, emphasizing that this bill would destroy the constitutional order based on gender equality and the foundation of a healthy society.

A spokesperson for the Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance condemned the comprehensive anti-discrimination law co-sponsored by candidate Yong Hye-in as a 'terrible evil law.' The spokesperson claimed that this bill aims to legally punish even sound criticism of sexual orientation, etc., under the guise of 'resolving discrimination.' They expressed concerns that it could infringe upon and suppress freedom of expression for religious communities, including Christianity, and pointed out that it is an attempt at legislation without national consensus.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance denounced candidate Yong Hye-in's initiation of the co-habitation law in the 21st and 22nd National Assemblies as an attempt to dismantle the traditional marriage and family system and legalize same-sex marriage, demanding her resignation. They argued that this bill undermines the constitutional social order based on gender equality.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance demanded the resignation of candidate Yong Hye-in, who leads efforts to enact a comprehensive anti-discrimination law. The alliance argued that this bill is a 'terrible evil law' that aims to legally punish even sound criticism of sexual orientation, etc., and would eradicate and suppress freedom of expression and religion for religious communities, including Christianity.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance criticized candidate Yong Hye-in's disregard for bioethics and attempts to undermine national security capabilities, demanding her resignation. They pointed out that an amendment to the Maternal and Child Health Act allowing late-term and medical abortions and the complete repeal of the abortion ban are unethical behaviors that disregard the right to life of the fetus. They also argued that the bill to abolish punishment for homosexual acts, which undermines the possibility of non-consent and allows homosexuality in the military, would undermine the discipline of military organizations, where strict rules are vital, and seriously threaten national security.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance issued a statement demanding the withdrawal of Basic Income Party lawmaker Yong Hye-in's nomination as Minister of Gender Equality and Family. The alliance claimed that Rep. Yong attempts to dismantle the traditional marriage and family system and advocates for the legalization of homosexuality, and that she promotes the enactment of a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that threatens freedom of expression and religion.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance defined the comprehensive anti-discrimination law co-sponsored by candidate Yong Hye-in as a 'terrible evil law that aims to legally punish even sound criticism of sexual orientation, etc.' The alliance criticized that this bill infringes upon freedom of religion and expression, raises concerns about suppressing Christianity, and is an attempt at legislation lacking national consensus.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance criticized the repeal of the abortion ban and the amendment to the Maternal and Child Health Act allowing late-term and medical abortions as infringing upon the fetus's right to life. They also argued that the claim to decriminalize homosexual acts in the military would collapse national security and military discipline, expressing concerns about candidate Yong Hye-in's policies.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance urged the withdrawal of Minister Yong Hye-in's nomination and the immediate cessation of legislative attempts, gravely warning that if the government proceeds with the appointment, they will unite with all civil society organizations to launch strong national resistance. The alliance defined this nomination as a serious situation that undermines constitutional values and democracy, expressing its determination to block it by all means. They emphasized that this is not merely opposition but a struggle to protect healthy values of society as a whole, hinting at plans to conduct large-scale demonstrations and campaigns through future cooperation with civil organizations. They stated that they would continue strong pressure to reverse the government's decision.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance demanded the resignation of candidate Yong Hye-in, claiming that she attempts to dismantle the traditional marriage and family system and legalize same-sex marriage. They expressed a critical stance, particularly arguing that the co-habitation law bill contains unconstitutional elements regarding the family system protected by the Constitution.

The Koshin Patriotic Leaders Alliance claimed that the comprehensive anti-discrimination law is a 'terrible evil law' that aims to legally punish even sound criticism of sexual orientation, etc., under the guise of 'resolving discrimination.' The alliance emphasized that this bill raises concerns about infringing upon freedom of religion and expression and has the potential to punish even sound criticism.