What’s up with the Seoicho incident

(1)Black Clothes Teachers Recognize Teacher Seoicho’s Death in Seoul City
(2)Input 20240217 PM 350 Revision 20240217 PM 351 Article document
(3)Reporter Jung Yoon-joo
(4)one-ga
(5)Organizers estimate 10,000 people gathered four days before the death deliberation, criticizing the expansion of the Neul spring school
(6)Admitted, Seocho Sunjik, Admitted, Admitted, Admitted
(7)a person who died in the line of duty
(8)Su ji
(9)Kim Jeongseoicho
(10)sequoicho
(11)This is Seocho. I admit it

(1)Seoul = Yonhap News Reporter Jung Yoon-joo = On Saturday, the 17th, teachers from all over the country gathered in downtown Seoul to infringe on teaching rights
(2)He urged Seoul to recognize the death of a teacher at Seoi Elementary School, which sparked controversy, as his death in the line of duty
(3)In the afternoon of the same day, teachers from all over the country held a rally near Euljiro University Station on Line 2 in Jung-gu, Seoul, urging the recognition of Seoi Elementary School’s death in the line of duty and denouncing the Always Spring policy
(4)Teachers gathered in black, organizers estimated that 10,000 people had gathered
(5)They urged the Ministry of Personnel Management to recognize Seo I-cho’s death at the civil service disaster compensation council meeting held four days later on the 21st
(6)Park Doo-yong, the cousin of the deceased teacher who participated in the rally, urged the teacher to recognize his death, saying, “Although the recognition of the death cannot fully heal the pain of the family, we hope that we will have a decent result to honor at least the rest of our honor and honor the souls of the deceased.”
(7)The uncle of an elementary school teacher in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, who killed himself in August last year, also said, “My nephew died while trying to guide the student properly,” adding, “Since it is clear that he died while performing his official duties, this should be recognized as a death in the line of duty.”
(8)Teachers held up hand signs and shouted slogans such as “Call for the recognition of the teacher’s death in the line of duty,” and “Call for the early recognition of the teacher’s death in the line of duty.”