South Korea: Why is President Lee urging new term limits?
South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung is pushing for constitutional reforms, including allowing presidents to serve two consecutive four-year terms. This initiative aims to synchronise presidential and National Assembly elections for policy continuity. The proposal also includes introducing a run-off presidential vote and updating passages on sexual minority rights and North Korea.
South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung is pushing for constitutional reforms, including allowing presidents to serve two consecutive four-year terms. This initiative aims to synchronise presidential and National Assembly elections for policy continuity. The proposal also includes introducing a run-off presidential vote and updating passages on sexual minority rights and North Korea.
