South Korean President Submits Herself To Step Down Based On Parliaments Decision 

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South Korea’s President Park Geun-hye has said she has asked parliament to help her find a way to stand down.

Ms Park faced growing calls to resign amid an investigation into whether she allowed a long-time friend to influence political decisions for personal gain.

She said she would “leave to parliament everything about my future including shortening of my term”, but did not want to leave a power vacuum.

Parliament is due to discuss on Friday whether she should face impeachment.

Some in the ruling party had said the president should stand down “honourably” before it reached that point. Opposition parties accuse her of now trying to escape impeachment.

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  1. Bomi says

    I wish her all the best…

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