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Basic Income Party Demands Political Reform | South Korea News
The Basic Income Party is sparking a political earthquake by demanding lawmakers can’t hold both legislative and Cabinet roles, after their own nominee Yong Hye-in backed down amid backlash. Party leader Oh Jun-ho sees it as a chance to overhaul the system, pushing for elected officials to focus solely on lawmaking—not executive duties. Beyond this, they’re calling for major electoral reforms: more proportional representation, official party alliances to boost coalition politics, and an end to “satellite parties” that dilute smaller voices. Their goal? A fairer, more transparent democracy…
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