There is no penalty for the absence of training for the reserve forces and for the disadvantaged university instructors

(1)You can see the world when you meet Wadae
(2)Photo provided by Hankuk University of Foreign Studies = News 1
(3)Financial News Police have decided not to hand over a university lecturer accused of penalizing a student who missed class by training reserve forces to prosecutors This is because the charges themselves are admitted, but there is no punishment regulation for the charges under the current law
(4)According to the police on the 15th, Dongdaemun Police Station in Seoul on the 8th rejected Lee, a senior researcher at the Global Campus Foreign Language Education Center at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, who is suspected of violating the Reserve Military Act, without charge
(5)Lee is accused of giving unfavorable treatment to the top scorer for missing one class due to reservist training while working as an after-school TOEIC basic class instructor at the Foreign Language Education Center between February and May

(1)In response, a civic group filed a complaint against Lee and the president of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in June, accusing him of violating the Reserves Act
(2)The police believed that Lee’s actions did not meet the criminal constituent requirements, as the current reserve military law stipulates that the punishment of a student if he or she is treated unfavorably by reserve military training is not an individual educator but a principal
(3)Article 10-2 of the Reserve Military Act prohibits principals of high school or higher from absenting students or treating them unfavorably for the period during which they are mobilized or trained as reserve soldiers