(1)S. Korean parliament passes impeachment motion against Roh

(1)S. Korean parliament passes impeachment motion against Roh

SEOUL, South Korea - Lawmakers of South Korea's pro-government Uri Party are removed from the Speaker's seat March 12 at the National Assembly as they try to interrupt a vote on an impeachment motion against President Roh Moo Hyun filed by opposition parties. The motion was passed.

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