South Korea’s two top police officers have been detained for their roles in enforcing President Yoon Suk Yeol’s martial law decree, leading to an impeachment motion by the Democratic Party. Yoon’s conservative party has pledged his stable exit from power, but critics argue it is unconstitutional. The martial law decree was rejected by parliament, leading to an investigation into rebellion charges against key officials, including Yoon and former defense minister Kim Yong Hyun, whose arrest was approved by a Seoul court.
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'Madness' to allow home schooling when abuse suspected
Children's Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, deems it "madness" that parents can homeschool a child suspected of abuse, following the tragic murder of 10-year-old Sara Sharif by her father and stepmother. Sara was removed from school after concerns were raised, prompting Dame Rachel to call for stricter regulations, including a register of homeschooled children and greater data sharing between services to protect at-risk children. Surrey County Council plans an independent safeguarding review of...
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