문자행동 - 내 손안의 민주주의 1.3.7

Now is the era to participate in politics through direct democracy. It is essential to monitor what members of the parliament are doing, praising them for their good actions and criticizing when necessary, engaging in debates at times.

Last winter, we held candlelight vigils. This was because it was evident that our country could not be restored to normalcy through representative democracy alone. To safeguard our sovereignty, it is now imperative to engage in direct democracy. Merely voting and turning away from politics would cause politicians to forget their duties. It is crucial to observe what the elected officials are doing, praise them for good work, criticize when necessary, and engage in debates.

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All data has been compiled by directly accessing all websites and social media platforms; however, there might be instances of omissions. Anyone wishing for data modifications is requested to provide the source along with their request.

• Sources of Data Collection:
  • National Assembly of South Korea
  • Wikipedia
  • Namuwiki
  • Respective official websites of each parliament member