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[Photo News] Protest against corporation-bashing bills

By Korea Herald

Published : June 17, 2013 - 19:56

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Yoo Ho-yeol, professor of North Korean studies at Korea University and chairman of the Korean Political Science Association, holds up a sign protesting moves to legislate economic democratization measures in front of the National Assembly in Seoul on Monday. Some government agencies and lawmakers are pushing for anti-chaebol policies in the name of protection of the underprivileged while conglomerates are opposing the “corporation-bashing” schemes. (Park Hae-mook/The Korea Herald) Yoo Ho-yeol, professor of North Korean studies at Korea University and chairman of the Korean Political Science Association, holds up a sign protesting moves to legislate economic democratization measures in front of the National Assembly in Seoul on Monday. Some government agencies and lawmakers are pushing for anti-chaebol policies in the name of protection of the underprivileged while conglomerates are opposing the “corporation-bashing” schemes. (Park Hae-mook/The Korea Herald)

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