Today's (bourgeois-conservative)Korea Herald reported the following: It was the largest rally in South Korea’s history, held in an amazingly peaceful manner. Yet, the message was stern and unforgiving: President Park Geun-hye should be removed from office right now, not several months later. The protests, which flared up Saturday in Seoul and at over 60 locations throughout the country, were a clear sign of growing public anger toward the president over an influence-peddling and corruption scandal, as well as the political parties that have so far failed to remove her from office. An estimated 2.32 million - 1.7 million in Seoul - poured onto the streets to ramp up pressure on the embattled leader...(the full report you can read here)

Related detailed reports you'll get here:
☞ Anti-Park vigils keep swelling (JoongAng Ilbo, 12.4)
☞ Candlelit rally tightens noose on Park (K. Times, 12.4)
☞ 2.32 million people calling for Pres. Park’s immediate resignation (Hankyoreh, 12.4)

 

 

KCTU's impressive photo report, depicting yesterday's mass demos in Seoul, Daegu, Gwangju, Busan, Ulsan and Jeju-si you can see here (more detailed reports in Korean, incl. lots of pics, you'll get on LabourStart/please check out the links, posted today).

Video/TV reports, documenting yesterday's (struggle)events in Seoul, you'll get here(please watch the stuff posted by [팩트TV.12.03] and here(by OhmyTV, 12.03).