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Legislators of the ruling Grand National
Party (GNP) scuffle with lawmakers of the opposition Democratic Party (DP)
at the National Assembly in Seoul, capital of South Korea, on July 22,
2009. South Korea's National Assembly passed the government-proposed media
reform bill on Wednesday amid harsh objections from the DP. Many of the DP
lawmakers, while harshly protesting against the passage, got injured, with
at least one of them being sent to hospital. (Xinhua/Newsis)
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S Korea's media reform bill passed at
parliament
SEOUL, July 22 (Xinhua) -- South Korea's National Assembly
passed the government-proposed media reform bill on Wednesday amid harsh
objections from the nation's opposition party.
The passage of the bill, which has undergone strong
disputes at parliament since its introduction in late December, came amid strong
oppositions from the nation's largest opposition party, Democratic Party (DP),
which refused to vote at Wednesday's session. Full story
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