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South Korean Supreme Court upholds National Security Law.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Seoul, 2 September: The debate over the controversial National Security Law has taken another twist this week, as the country's highest court was found to have upheld the anti-North Korean law in a Monday [30 August] ruling.
In the 30 August ruling, the Supreme Court even accused the leadership of the ruling Uri Party of trying to strip the country of its last defence measures against the communist North, court officials said Thursday.
The Supreme Court opposed the proposed repeal of the anti-communist law, dismissing an appeal by two college students indicted for violating the security law and upholding a …
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