Illustration of the Supreme Court chief justice accepting the resignation of the election watchdog head following local election issues.
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最高裁長官が中央選挙管理委員長の辞任を受理

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最高裁のチョ・ヒデ長官は6月8日、中央選挙管理委員会のノ・テアク委員長の辞任を受理した。これは6月3日に行われた地方選挙において、ソウルの一部地域で投票用紙が不足し、投票に支障をきたしたことを受けた動きである。

ノ委員長は6月5日に辞意を表明し、「責任を感じている」と述べていた。

人々が言っていること

X（旧Twitter）では、今回の辞任が単なるスケープゴートに過ぎないとの懐疑的な声や、最高裁長官の役割と説明責任を問う意見が上がっている。また、再選挙を求める抗議活動が続いているほか、投票用紙不足の疑惑によって韓国の民主主義のイメージが損なわれたとの懸念も示されている。

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