Lee Joo-ju, conscientious objector, "Bad conscience … is it right?"

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Lee Jung-bum, future legislator, expressed the opinion that "conscientious objectors of conscientious objectors enjoy the privilege" in the service of prison substitutes for conscientious objectors.

On August 28, Representative Lee said in his message on his Facebook site: "Is it fair to offer an alternative service to prisoners who are conscientious or in a bad conscience that conscientious objectors serve in prison?" In this article, the representative Lee Joon-ju shared the following article: "We discuss a 36-month prison camp" as a replacement service for conscientious objectors.

Lee said, "People are sensitive to conscientious objection because of the nobility of life for the country and the irreplaceable risks that flow from it." The prison service is also a difficult task without a sense of duty, but it is not comparable to military service. He also said: "If that is the case, who will keep the country?" The "conscientious people" who have fulfilled their military service obligations are in a bad situation when they are discriminated against. .

"It is wrong to enjoy the privilege of" bad consciences "who do not together care for the security of the nation and the people, but fall into danger in particular and enjoy the security that others protect. what is a fair society? Is it a country? "

Since the Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected conscientious objection to military service, the party's position is cut off. Supreme Court spokeswoman Kim Jung-hwa said: "The Supreme Court's decision is significant because it is due to the changes in society and its time, and it guarantees better human rights. " However, "conscientious objection to military service" There is a lot of concern, "he said.

The future right-wing party has also stated that "those who have done their military service or are in the army" are not those who perform "unprovoked" military service. We will change the term "conscientious objection" to improve the morale and the treatment of the military. .