South Korea’s president stumbles through question on gender equality

South Korea’s new president stumbles after he’s asked how he’ll advance women after making campaign promise to shut down the Ministry of Gender Equality – claiming it treated men like ‘potential sex criminals’

South Korea’s new President Yoon Suk Yeol stumbled through the final question posed to him at a press conference alongside President Joe Biden in Seoul
Yoon ran for office pleding to rid South Korea of the Ministry of Gender Equality – claiming it treated men like ‘potential sex criminals’
The Washington Post’s Seung Min Kim pressed him on the issue at the Saturday press conference held after Yoon’s bilateral meeting with Biden
She noted the campaign promise, the lack of diversity in his cabinet and how Korea ranks on the professional development of countries