DPP Deletes Social Media Post Comparing South Korea Martial Law Incident to
Posted on 2024-12-05 08:14:14
Taiwan
The D-P-P has deleted a social media post claiming that Taiwan's legislature faces a similar situation to that which prompted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol to declare martial law.
The post read: "The South Korean parliament has been manipulated by North Korean forces" and "South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announced emergency martial law nationwide to protect the free constitutional system."
The post also suggested that opposition parties in the Legislative Yuan had repeatedly obstructed national security proposals, "unconstitutionally expanded" their powers, and cut the defense budget.
It was posted by an account run by the party's legislative caucus on Threads.
However, it was deleted within 20 minutes after it was made, and a statement criticizing martial law was posted in its place.
The K-M-T has slammed the post and is calling on President Lai Ching-te to apologize, while the Taiwan People's Party has also criticized the quickly-deleted D-P-P post - saying that "today's DPP has a martial law mentality hidden in its heart."
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