South Korean Supreme Court sentenced former President Yoon to 7 years in prison for interfering with ``emergency martial law'' detention

On the 9th, the Supreme Court rejected the appeals of both former President Yoon and the Special Prosecutor's Office in a trial in which former South Korean President Yoon Seong-nyeol was charged with obstruction of special official duties for attempting to prevent his detention in connection with the state of "emergency martial law" he declared last year.The Supreme Court on the 9th rejected the appeals of both former President Yoon and the Special Prosecutor's Office, and confirmed his sentence of seven years in prison.