Thousands of demonstrators gathered in central Seoul to protest against President Lee Jae Myung’s administration. Union leaders and citizens say the government has failed to address workers’ rights, inflation, and social welfare in its recent reform proposals.
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- Thousands of workers rallied in Seoul, led by the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions.
- Protesters are demanding reforms to labor laws, especially for part-time workers and collective bargaining. 18s
- President Lee Jae-myung, once seen as a leftist ally, has adopted a more business-friendly image. 44s
- Demonstrators hope the administration will pursue more worker-friendly policies. 1m 10s
- Union leaders warn of more protests and industrial action if demands are not met. 1m 34s