South Korea's Democrats plan vote on special prosecutor bill over alleged fabricated prosecutions
South Korea's Democratic Party plans to end an opposition filibuster and put a special prosecutor bill to a National Assembly vote around 4 p.m. on November 6, Yonhap reported. The bill would investigate allegations that state agencies under the Yoon Suk Yeol administration fabricated investigations and prosecutions against political opponents. It allows up to 309 investigative personnel and a maximum 200-day investigation; a provision granting the special prosecutor authority to withdraw indictments was removed.