The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced that Vice Minister Kim Min-jae visited Gimje in North Jeolla Province.
Kim toured local regeneration cultural spaces and social cooperatives related to rural migration.
The visit aimed to inspect sites funded by the Local Extinction Response Fund and related to the social solidarity economy.
The amendment to the Criminal Procedure Act, which introduces a system for requesting the preservation of electronic evidence to prevent its destruction or alteration, has passed the National Assembly.
This amendment establishes a foundation for the swift acquisition of evidence in cybercrimes such as digital sex crimes.
It also completes the legislative implementation for joining the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime.
The Ministry of Justice has established a special committee to prepare improvement plans for the criminal law system and punishment framework.
The committee held its first plenary meeting on December 12 at the Ministry of Justice’s main conference room in Gwacheon Government Complex.
This launch marks the first step towards a major criminal law reform in about 70 years.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is implementing various policies aimed at growing together with the citizens.
This announcement is intended to improve the quality of life for citizens and promote sustainable development.
Further details can be found in the attached file.
The government has announced a new policy to boost economic growth.
This policy aims to support small businesses and create jobs.
The government plans to accelerate economic recovery through this initiative.
Kim Kyung-hyup, head of the Overseas Koreans Agency, visited Ansan’s Hometown Village to deliver gifts.
The event was attended by 170 people, including Kwon Kyung-seok, president of the National Sakhalin Returnees Association.
The agency also delivered gifts to Sakhalin Koreans in 20 regions nationwide.
