South Korean prosecutors seek arrest of ‘Moonies’ leader in bribery probe
Summary
South Korean prosecutors are seeking the arrest of Han Hak-ja, leader of the Unification Church, on bribery charges related to gifts given to a former first lady. The case is part of a broader investigation involving political figures tied to the country's former president, Yoon Suk-yeol. Han denies the allegations and claims no flight risk or threat of evidence tampering.Key Facts
- Prosecutors requested an arrest for Han Hak-ja for bribery and other charges.
- Han is accused of bribing former first lady Kim Keon-hee and lawmaker Kweon Seong-dong with luxury gifts.
- Kim and former President Yoon Suk-yeol are under investigation following Yoon's removal from office after declaring martial law.
- The Unification Church, led by Han following her husband's death, is known for controversial practices and has diverse business interests.
- Han claims she did not direct the alleged bribes, blaming a former church official who is in custody.
- A Seoul court will decide on Han's arrest warrant early next week.
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