Let's Go! Peace and Human Rights Party () was a South Korean political party founded for the purpose of protecting the human rights of the Japanese military "comfort women" and other victims of forced mobilisation.
History On 21 March 2016, the party was founded as the Japanese Imperial Forced Mobilisation Victims Japanese Military Comfort Women Human Rights Party (abbreviated as Japanese Imperial, Comfort Women, Human Rights Party), and three days later, on 24 March, it changed its name to the Japanese Imperial Forced Mobilisation Victims and Japanese Military Comfort Women Human Rights Party.
On 6 February 2017, the name was changed to the Human Rights Party, and on 10 February 2020, the Preparatory Committee for the Peace and Unification Party joined, and the name was changed again to Let's Go! Peace and Human Rights Party.
It was dissolved on 16 April 2024 in accordance with the Political Parties Act, as it had not participated in any elections for four years since the 2020 South Korean legislative election.
Controversy
Claim of elimination based on Park Geun-hye's photo The Let Go! Peace and Human Rights Party protested the exclusion of Choi Yong-sang from the Platform Party's proportional representation list, saying "the Democratic Party is worse than Abe". He claimed that he was eliminated because he took a photo with Park Geun-hye.
Major election results National Assembly election Year Election Single-member districts Proportional representation Total seats Seats won Vote share Seats won Vote share Seats won Vote share 2016 20th 0/253 0% 0/47 0.10% 0/300 0% 2020 21st 0/253 0% 0/47 0.03% 0/300 0%
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