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Dismissed South Korean presidential spokesman denies sexual abuse allegations
Published May 11, 2013
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung looks down during a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, May 11, 2013. Park fired Yoon because of what her office said Friday was a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. Without elaborating, the presidential Blue House said on its website that unspecified actions by Yoon marred the government’s dignity. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) (The Associated Press)
South Korean President Park Geun-hye's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung speaks during a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, May 11, 2013. Park fired Yoon because of what her office said Friday was a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. Without elaborating, the presidential Blue House said on its website that unspecified actions by Yoon marred the government’s dignity. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) (The Associated Press)
South Korean President Park Geun-hye's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung surrounded by journalists leaves after a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, May 11, 2013. Park fired Yoon because of what her office said Friday was a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. Without elaborating, the presidential Blue House said on its website that unspecified actions by Yoon marred the government’s dignity. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) (The Associated Press)
In this May 6, 2013 photo, South Korean President's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung, third right top, watches South Korean President Park Geun-hye, right bottom, sign the guestbook as UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, second right, looks on, at United Nations headquarters. President Park’s office says she has fired her chief spokesman Yoon after a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States. Media reports say the spokesman was accused of sexual abuse. (AP Photo/Yonhap, Do Kwang-hwan) KOREA OUT (The Associated Press)
The W Washington D.C. hotel, formerly known as Hotel Washington, is seen in Washington, Friday, May 10, 2013. South Korean President Park Geun-hye fired her chief spokesman because of what her office said Friday was a "disgraceful incident" during Park's trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. A police report obtained by The Associated Press states that a woman told police that a man grabbed her on Tuesday night at the W Washington D.C. hotel. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak) (The Associated Press)
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SEOUL, South Korea – A South Korean presidential spokesman who was dismissed for what officials called a "disgraceful incident" while accompanying President Park Geun-hye on a visit to the United States has denied reports that he sexually molested a Korean-American woman during the trip.
Park's office said she fired her chief spokesman, Yoon Chang-jung, this week because unspecified actions he committed marred South Korea's national dignity. The presidential Blue House did not elaborate.
Washington Metropolitan Police spokesman Araz Alali said police were investigating a report of misdemeanor sexual abuse but he could not comment further. A police report obtained by The Associated Press said a woman told police that a man "grabbed her buttocks without her permission" on Tuesday night at the W Washington D.C. hotel. The police report did not describe the circumstances or identify the accuser or suspect, except to say that the suspect is 56. Yoon is 56.
South Korean media reports said the woman is a Korean-American in her early 20s who worked for Yoon as part of an internship organized by the South Korean Embassy in the United States. The mass-circulation Chosun Ilbo newspaper, citing an unidentified acquaintance of the woman, said Saturday that Yoon sexually groped her at a hotel bar on Tuesday and asked her to come to his hotel room the next morning and demanded sexual relations. The newspaper said friends of the woman later reported Yoon's behavior to police.
On Saturday, Yoon denied the allegations, telling a news conference that he only tapped her once on the waist, not the buttocks, as part of gesture to cheer her up after drinking alcohol with her and their driver for about 30 minutes.
Yoon said he arranged the brief drinking session because he felt sorry for scolding her several times for allegedly neglecting her duties, including having his vehicle be ready on time.
"I'm deeply repenting that I didn't know about American culture," Yoon told a televised news conference. He said he wants to console her and ask her to understand that he only meant to cheer her up, rather than sexually abuse her.
Yoon also said that he did not summon her to his hotel room, and that he would seek to take legal action against media outlets that carried inaccurate reports about the scandal.
The incident could be a political blow to Park after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington.
She traveled to Washington seeking a show of unity with her country's top ally at a time of high tension with rival North Korea, which unleashed a torrent of threats against Washington and Seoul in March and April. Her performance during a joint news conference with President Barack Obama and in a speech to the U.S. Congress won praise in Washington, but her spokesman's firing could cause her problems in Seoul.
Park, who was inaugurated in late February, faced bitter opposition during her first month on the job to policy proposals and her choices for top government posts, many of whom withdrew amid corruption and other allegations.
Yoon offered a public apology during the news conference, saying the controversy involving him threatened to damage Park's U.S. trip.
Yoon, a conservative columnist before joining Park's team last year, is disliked by many progressives in South Korea's fiercely divided political and social landscape. Park, who was elected in December, has long faced claims from opponents of being aloof and an "imperial" decision maker. She is the eldest child of late President Park Chung-hee, who led South Korea for 18 years in the 1960s and '70s and is denounced for human rights abuses but also praised as a strong leader.
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Associated Press writer Sam Kim contributed to this report.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/05/11/dismissed-south-korean-presidential-spokesman-denies-sexual-abuse-allegations/#ixzz2SzR7ujhp
South Korean president fires her spokesman after 'unsavoury' incident
Yoon Chang-Jung's was dismissed for getting 'personally involved in an unsavoury incident' Photo: EPA
By Agence France-Presse
4:53PM BST 10 May 2013
Senior presidential press secretary Lee Nam-Ki announced Yoon Chang-Jung's dismissal today, saying he was "personally involved in an unsavoury incident", described as "an inappropriate act for a high-level official" that "hurt national dignity."
The presidential Blue House did not elaborate further, but South Korea's Yonhap news agency cited a police complaint as saying a 56-year-old man grabbed a woman's buttocks in a Washington hotel on Tuesday. Mr Yoon, who is 56, was not named in the report.
A spokesman for Washington's Metropolitan Police Department said the department was investigating a report of misdemeanor sexual abuse, but he could not comment further.
Park Geun-Hye, South Korea's president, traveled to Washington seeking a show of unity with her country's top ally at a time of high tension with rival North Korea, which unleashed a torrent of threats against Washington and Seoul in March and April.
Her performance during a joint news conference with President Barack Obama and in a speech to the US Congress won praise in Washington, but her spokesman's firing could cause her political problems in Seoul.
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Ms Park, who was inaugurated in late February, faced bitter opposition in her first month on the job to policy proposals and her choices for top government posts, many of whom withdrew amid corruption and other claims.
The leader, who has cited Margaret Thatcher as among her political role models, is the first female president in South Korea, which came 108th out of 135 countries in a survey on gender equality - one place below the United Arab Emirates. Women in South Korea continue to face widespread sexism, huge income gaps and few opportunities to climb business or political ladders.
Mr Yoon, a conservative columnist before joining Ms Park's team last year and becoming spokesman after the inauguration, was disliked by many progressives.
Edited at telegraph.co.uk by Sarah Titterton
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Published May 11, 2013
Associated Press
South Korean President Park Geun-hye's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung looks down during a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, May 11, 2013. Park fired Yoon because of what her office said Friday was a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. Without elaborating, the presidential Blue House said on its website that unspecified actions by Yoon marred the government’s dignity. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) (The Associated Press)
South Korean President Park Geun-hye's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung speaks during a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, May 11, 2013. Park fired Yoon because of what her office said Friday was a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. Without elaborating, the presidential Blue House said on its website that unspecified actions by Yoon marred the government’s dignity. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) (The Associated Press)
South Korean President Park Geun-hye's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung surrounded by journalists leaves after a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, May 11, 2013. Park fired Yoon because of what her office said Friday was a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. Without elaborating, the presidential Blue House said on its website that unspecified actions by Yoon marred the government’s dignity. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon) (The Associated Press)
In this May 6, 2013 photo, South Korean President's spokesman Yoon Chang-jung, third right top, watches South Korean President Park Geun-hye, right bottom, sign the guestbook as UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, second right, looks on, at United Nations headquarters. President Park’s office says she has fired her chief spokesman Yoon after a “disgraceful incident” during Park’s trip to the United States. Media reports say the spokesman was accused of sexual abuse. (AP Photo/Yonhap, Do Kwang-hwan) KOREA OUT (The Associated Press)
The W Washington D.C. hotel, formerly known as Hotel Washington, is seen in Washington, Friday, May 10, 2013. South Korean President Park Geun-hye fired her chief spokesman because of what her office said Friday was a "disgraceful incident" during Park's trip to the United States, in what could be a domestic blow after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington. A police report obtained by The Associated Press states that a woman told police that a man grabbed her on Tuesday night at the W Washington D.C. hotel. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak) (The Associated Press)
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SEOUL, South Korea – A South Korean presidential spokesman who was dismissed for what officials called a "disgraceful incident" while accompanying President Park Geun-hye on a visit to the United States has denied reports that he sexually molested a Korean-American woman during the trip.
Park's office said she fired her chief spokesman, Yoon Chang-jung, this week because unspecified actions he committed marred South Korea's national dignity. The presidential Blue House did not elaborate.
Washington Metropolitan Police spokesman Araz Alali said police were investigating a report of misdemeanor sexual abuse but he could not comment further. A police report obtained by The Associated Press said a woman told police that a man "grabbed her buttocks without her permission" on Tuesday night at the W Washington D.C. hotel. The police report did not describe the circumstances or identify the accuser or suspect, except to say that the suspect is 56. Yoon is 56.
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On Saturday, Yoon denied the allegations, telling a news conference that he only tapped her once on the waist, not the buttocks, as part of gesture to cheer her up after drinking alcohol with her and their driver for about 30 minutes.
Yoon said he arranged the brief drinking session because he felt sorry for scolding her several times for allegedly neglecting her duties, including having his vehicle be ready on time.
"I'm deeply repenting that I didn't know about American culture," Yoon told a televised news conference. He said he wants to console her and ask her to understand that he only meant to cheer her up, rather than sexually abuse her.
Yoon also said that he did not summon her to his hotel room, and that he would seek to take legal action against media outlets that carried inaccurate reports about the scandal.
The incident could be a political blow to Park after an otherwise widely praised appearance in Washington.
She traveled to Washington seeking a show of unity with her country's top ally at a time of high tension with rival North Korea, which unleashed a torrent of threats against Washington and Seoul in March and April. Her performance during a joint news conference with President Barack Obama and in a speech to the U.S. Congress won praise in Washington, but her spokesman's firing could cause her problems in Seoul.
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Yoon offered a public apology during the news conference, saying the controversy involving him threatened to damage Park's U.S. trip.
Yoon, a conservative columnist before joining Park's team last year, is disliked by many progressives in South Korea's fiercely divided political and social landscape. Park, who was elected in December, has long faced claims from opponents of being aloof and an "imperial" decision maker. She is the eldest child of late President Park Chung-hee, who led South Korea for 18 years in the 1960s and '70s and is denounced for human rights abuses but also praised as a strong leader.
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그런데 한가지 삘이 오는데 ,,,, 영어 현기증나요!
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박근혜 대통령을 좋아하지도 지지하지도 않지만,
대통령이 여자인 상황에서도 이런 성추행이 '과감하게' '거리낌없이' 발생했다는 것이 매우 화가 난다.
그보다 더한것은 이에 대한 대응이 더더욱 실망스럽다. 여성대통령이 자리한 상황에서도 이런 여성비하의 행동에 대해서 축소하거나 숨기려 했다는 것, 그것을 그대로 용인한다면 우리는 대체 무얼 기대할 수 있나? 덮으려 했던 외교부, 미 문화원 직원부터 은폐 축소하려했던 직원들은 반드시 문책을 해야 한다...
이번 사건을 계기로 사회에 진출하는 어린 여성들에 대하는 태도에 진중한 토론이 필요한 시점이다.
여성대통령님, 여성의 인권, 사회조직 내에서의 불리한 대우에 대해서 제대로 한번 힘을 발휘해 주십시요..
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그래서 어느 영자 신문인지 기억은 안나지만, 그러더군요, 이번건은 한국 성차별에 관한 건이라구요. 조윤선 여성부장관인지, 변호사 출신인데 잘 하겠죠?
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"그리고 저위에 ㅅ자 받침 하나 빠진거로 꼬투리 잡든말든 ...글;고 바쁘니까 한가하게 댓글에만 열중할 시간없는데 적당히 하시죠?" 그런데, 바쁘시다면서, 댓글은 여기저기 다니면서 가장 많이 달고 있는거 아시죠?
"그런데 한가지 삘이 오는데...영어 현기증나요! - 인정하기 싫다는 말인가요?" "그래서 어느 영자 신문인지 기억은 안나지만, 그러더군요".........영어 현기증 나는데 영자 신문은 어떻게 보셨어요? 아하, 그래서 기억이 안나시나 보다. 여기저기 다니면서 내뱉는 말들은 참 많은데 그 말들에 믿음이 안가요. 앞뒤도 안 맞고, 핵심도 흐리고..아, 그리고 영어 현기증 나시는 분이 영국에서 어떻게 살아 가나요?
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그날 하루종일 영어만 보고 있어서 현기증 난다고 농담했는데요. 원래 말투가 이래여.
나 아래글에 댓글달고 쪽지 답변 몇개 해준거 뿐인데, 바쁘다가 안바쁘다가 하는데엿?
갑자기 안 바빠져서 죄송해엿.
앞뒤 안맞다고 헛소리 전에 , 몇글자 쓰는데 뭐 앞뒤 맞춰 당신기분에 맞춰 쓸 필요 없어서엿ㄲ
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