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(Photo News) Lawmakers under graft probe

By Korea Herald

Published : Aug. 21, 2014 - 20:56

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Rep. Kim Jae-yun (top) of the main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy, answers reporters’ questions as he arrives at the Seoul Central District Court on Thursday afternoon for a court hearing on whether to issue an arrest warrant against him. Kim and two other opposition lawmakers, Reps. Shin Geh-ryeun (center) and Shin Hak-yong, are suspected of taking bribes from a local art institute in return for pushing a law favorable to the school. (Yonhap) Rep. Kim Jae-yun (top) of the main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy, answers reporters’ questions as he arrives at the Seoul Central District Court on Thursday afternoon for a court hearing on whether to issue an arrest warrant against him. Kim and two other opposition lawmakers, Reps. Shin Geh-ryeun (center) and Shin Hak-yong, are suspected of taking bribes from a local art institute in return for pushing a law favorable to the school. (Yonhap)

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