South Korea: Activists plan to protest former president Moon Jae-in in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, May 10

Event

Activists from various conservative groups plan to rally in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do Province, May 10, to denounce former president Moon Jae-in's return to a private residence in the city. Moon will arrive at his private residence in Pyeongsan Village from 15:00. Participants are expected to gather around Pyeongsan Village and nearby Tongdosa Temple. Security personnel estimate that around 5000 people will attend the rally.

Officials will increase security measures and monitor the demonstration May 10. Localized ground transport disruptions are likely in the vicinity of Moon's residence; security personnel have implemented traffic control measures within 2 km (1 mile) of Pyeongsan Village. While the gatherings are expected to pass off peacefully, minor clashes between protesters and police remain possible.

Advice

Avoid the rally as a security precaution. If clashes break out, leave the area immediately. Monitor trusted local media for updates on protest locations as organizers may not announce them in advance. Follow all security personnel instructions. Allow additional travel time near events. Confirm business appointments and transport schedules in advance.