S. Korea court overturns acquittal of opposition presidential hopeful

S. Korea court overturns acquittal of opposition presidential hopeful

Supporters of Lee Jae Myung, the South Korean main opposition Democratic Party's presidential candidate, gather in front of the Supreme Court in Seoul on May 1, 2025. The top court overturned the same day a lower court's acquittal of Lee, who was charged with violating the election law by making false statements in 2021.

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