President Lee Jae-myung carried out a cabinet reshuffle, including six ministerial positions, demonstrating his focus on the sudden offensive for public indictment cancellation. He nominated Rep. Kim Seung-won as Minister of Justice, laying the groundwork for public indictment cancellation, and promoted incumbent vice ministers in the economic and security fields, suggesting that existing policies will be maintained. The opposition criticized the reshuffle as a 'state terrorism reshuffle,' expressing disappointment that it focused only on public indictment cancellation rather than solving people's livelihood problems. In particular, Rep. Yong Hye-in, nominated as Minister of Gender Equality and Family, faced strong criticism from the opposition due to past controversies over male discrimination.
