March 23, 2025 – South Korea is experiencing escalating protests as the nation awaits a crucial decision from the Constitutional Court regarding the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol. These protests are divided, with supporters of the president rallying in large numbers, voicing their opposition to his impeachment.

Pro-Yoon Demonstrations

Religious Support: Thousands of conservative pastors and religious groups have taken to the streets in support of President Yoon. They argue that his impeachment is a direct challenge to their values and the future of South Korea. Organizers of the Save Korea movement have claimed that over 50,000 attendees gathered in Daegu, with some estimates indicating up to 1.1 million across various cities.

Rallies in Seoul: Mass rallies have been held near the Constitutional Court, with pro-Yoon supporters claiming the president’s actions, including his declaration of martial law, were necessary for national security. The court’s decision will have profound consequences, with six of the eight justices needed to uphold the impeachment.


Tensions Rise Ahead of Ruling

The protests have become increasingly intense as police prepare for potential violence. First Lady Kim Keon-hee’s controversial remarks regarding security and police forces have further heightened political tensions.


What’s Next?

The Constitutional Court’s ruling is expected soon, and both sides are bracing for the outcome. The protests are expected to continue as South Korea navigates this deeply polarized moment in its political history.

Stay updated on the latest developments.