🚨 Big moves in Seoul! South Korea's parliament voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to demand President Yoon Suk Yeol lift martial law, with 190 out of 300 lawmakers backing the motion during a heated session. The decision, broadcast live nationwide, sets up a political clash between legislators and Yoon, who declared the controversial measure last week.
🏛️ Analysts say the vote reflects growing public frustration over the emergency rule, which suspended key civil liberties. While the motion isn't legally binding, it puts major pressure on Yoon's administration. 'This is democracy in action,' tweeted one lawmaker amid cheers from opposition parties.
🌏 The development comes as regional tensions remain high in Asia, with young activists across the continent closely watching how South Korea balances security concerns with democratic values. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops! 👇
