Eunjung Lim Joins National Policy Planning Committee: "Will Do My Utmost to Prevent Runaway Political Prosecutors"

Eunjung Lim Joins National Policy Planning Committee as Expert Member
"I Will Strive Even Harder"

Eunjung Lim, Chief Prosecutor at the Daejeon District Prosecutors' Office, has joined the National Policy Planning Committee of the Lee Jaemyung administration as an expert member. Lim expressed her commitment, stating, "I will do my utmost to prevent the recurrence of runaway political prosecutors."

Eunjung Lim, Chief Prosecutor at Daejeon District Prosecutors' Office. Chief Prosecutor Lim's Facebook

On June 16, Chief Prosecutor Lim stated via social media, "I have been appointed as an expert member of the National Policy Planning Committee, which will prepare a five-year blueprint for the 'Real Republic of Korea.'"

Chief Prosecutor Lim remarked, "The Lee Jaemyung administration was established as a result of the runaway actions of the Yoon Sukyeol prosecution regime." She continued, "I am determined to devote my full efforts to ensuring that the prosecution relinquishes power it cannot handle and bears only the authority and responsibilities it is capable of managing."

She added, "Until now, because the prosecution has been unresponsive, I have raised my voice through broadcasts and social media, appealing to sovereign citizens and attempting indirect prosecution reform. However, now is the time to focus entirely on my work at the National Policy Planning Committee, so I expect my updates will become less frequent for a while."

She also commented, "The world does not change easily, but the struggles of those who do not give up have ultimately changed it. I am grateful and determined to fight even harder. I will continue to move forward with confidence."

Prosecutor Lim has been known as a whistleblower within the prosecution and has been a vocal advocate for prosecution reform. It has been reported that she has been appointed as an expert member of the political and administrative division of the National Policy Planning Committee. This division is expected to handle national policy tasks in the fields of administration and justice, including prosecution reform.