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Today is April 3rd.
A memorial ceremony for the victims of the 4·3 was held in Jeju, and President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol also attended.
President-elect Yoon emphasized 'healing pain' and 'complete restoration of honor'.
Reporter Jun-mo Moon reports.
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The memorial ceremony for the victims of the Jeju April 3rd was held, starting with a one-minute silent siren.
Prime Minister Kim Bu-gyeom, who attended as the government representative for the continued civilian sacrifices for seven years and seven months since 1947, emphasized that he will fulfill all his responsibilities to ensure sufficient compensation is provided.
[Kim Bu-gyeom/Prime Minister: No matter what government enters in the future, this historic responsibility for the complete resolution of the 4·3 will never be neglected or lightened.]
Yoon Seok-yeol, the elected Indian who visited Jeju again following the presidential election in February. We promised to continue our efforts to restore the honor of the victims and their families.
[Yoon Seok-yeol/President-elect: It is the Republic of Korea's responsibility to heal the pain of the 4·3 and take care of the scars for reconciliation, coexistence, and the future.]
It is the first time for a conservative party president-elect to attend the 4·3 memorial ceremony. .
President Moon Jae-in, who visited the memorial service three times during his tenure, said through SNS this time, "It was a great reward to have been with Jeju 4 3 for 5 years" and "I look forward to continuing efforts in the next government."
This commemoration ceremony was held on the 12th, ahead of the enforcement of the '4·3 Special Act', which stipulates compensation standards for the victims of 4·3.
According to the special law, victims and their families can receive compensation of up to 90 million won through application starting in June.
(Video coverage: Yang Doo-won, video editing: Park Jeong-sam, CG: Ryu Sang-soo)