Former U.S. State Department Ambassador Morse Tan praises impeached South Korean President Yoon’s shock Dec. 3 martial law as “heroic” & “preserving your democracy” while ruling conservative PPP MPs clap and watch on

A motorcade carrying Yoon leaving the Constitutional Court in Seoul after a four-hour long hearing for the impeachment trial.

Pro-Yoon supporters clashing with police near his residence, some crying and shouting as the investigators and police close in to arrest the impeached President on their second attempt.

South Koreans are pretty good at protesting. Most protests here are well-organized, peaceful and cheery with lots of singing and dancing involved.

Take this for example: Microsoft Korea workers protesting for a wage hike with a live band outside the office last month. 🎸

One thing that stood out to me at the impeachment protests this week in Seoul is how many young women came out. They are one of the main driving forces behind the movement against Yoon.

(Filmed on Sunday evening by me)