South Korea’s president is ‘refusing’ to be investigated

ANU Associate Professor Jay Song claims the majority of South Koreans feel "frustrated and disappointed" by President Yoon Suk Yeol's refusal to be investigated for his martial law declaration. "It has been very, very frustrating and disappointing … because President Yoon, who is still the president of South Korea, is refusing to be investigated," Ms Song told Sky News Australia. "The arrest warrant was issued six days ago and is valid until tomorrow. "President Yoon is actually sending a letter to call for support from his far-right supporters – on the other hand, 70 per cent of the South Korean population is in favour of Yoon's impeachment."