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demand gathering was held today (13th) amid controversy over donations. The Jeongui Memory Coalition announced that it will verify the use of donations. In response, Grandmother Lee Yong-su, who first raised the suspicion, emphasized that the usage history should be transparently disclosed.

Reporter Hong Young-jae was covered.

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controversy over the donation, the faces of the participants in the demand meeting were rather heavy.

The Justice and Memory Regiment stated that there was a mistake in the input process of the National Tax Service disclosure, but there was no embezzlement or illegal use.

[Lee Young-young / Chairman of Jeongui Memory Association: Jeong-yeon Jung clearly once again has no illegal use or embezzlement in the use of donations. We will verify the use of donations by a number of accredited accountants.]

Around the meeting hall, a meeting of conservative organizations called for the resignation of former National Assembly Chairman Yoon Mi-hyang and the resignation of donations and the investigation of the use of donations.

[Youn Mihyang, the elected member of the National Assembly, immediately resign. (Resign! Resign!)]

Some of the participants even entered the demand demonstration site, but there were no major conflicts due to police arrest.

Grandmother Lee Yong-soo, who first raised suspicions regarding donations, issued a statement saying that she should avoid controversy and exhaustion of activities related to victims of comfort women.

In the case of opaque donation usage and accounting errors, I ordered, "We need a business method, a responsible execution process, and transparent disclosure in line with the current era."
Regarding the 2015 South Korea-Japan comfort women agreement, he said, "At that time, it is necessary to disclose the contents of the dialogue between the officials of the Great Cooperation and government."

(Video coverage: Sang-Bo Jung, Ju-Jin Joo, Video editing: Jae-Sung Lee)