On the 25th local time, former South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who was sentenced to six years in the first instance for allegedly illegally accepting special activity fees from the National Intelligence Service, was commuted to five years in prison in the second instance.

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On the 25th local time, former South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who was sentenced to six years in the first instance for allegedly illegally accepting special activity fees from the National Intelligence Service, was commuted to five years in prison in the second instance. - DayDayNews

According to Korea International Broadcasting Station (KBS), on the 25th local time, former South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who was sentenced to 6 years in the first instance for allegedly illegally accepting special activity fees from the National Intelligence Service, was commuted to 5 years in the second instance. imprisonment. So far, the court has sentenced Park Geun-hye to a total of 32 years in prison.

reported that Park Geun-hye was suspected of accepting more than 3.5 billion won in special activity fees of the NIS from May 2013 to September 2016 through former Blue House secretaries Lee Jae-wan and Ahn Bong-geun. be accused.

The Criminal Division 13 of the Seoul High Court in South Korea sentenced Park Geun-hye to 5 years in prison on the 25th and recovered 2.7 billion won.

According to reports, the court of first instance judged that Park Geun-hye was not guilty of accepting bribes, and only found her guilty of losses to the national treasury. She was sentenced to 6 years in prison and recovered 3.3 billion won. However, the prosecutors expressed dissatisfaction with Park Geun-hye's acquittal of bribery charges and appealed, recommending that the court sentence Park Geun-hye to 12 years in prison.

reported that both the first and second trials of Park Geun-hye’s case have ended. So far, the court has sentenced Park Geun-hye to a total of 32 years in prison.

column editor: Gu Wanquan Text editor: Cheng Pei Source of title picture: Xinhua News Agency (data map) Picture editor: Xiang Jianying

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