South Korea's Prosecutors Face Power Reduction Amidst Judicial Reform Efforts
South Korea is pursuing judicial reforms aimed at curtailing the investigative and prosecutorial powers of prosecutors. The prosecution, which has historically enjoyed immense authority, is resisting these changes, making the outcome of the reforms a focal point of attention.
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