South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been released from custody after the court overturned his arrest, which has sparked controversy in the country regarding his charges and the legitimacy of the decision

President Yoon Suk-yeol of South Korea, who was arrested in January on charges of organizing a rebellion, was released from custody by the Seoul Central Court. The court overturned the arrest warrant, citing doubts about the legitimacy of the charges and questions regarding the jurisdiction of the Corruption Investigation Office. This decision has triggered mixed reactions: the opposition believes it does not address issues related to the violation of constitutional order, while the president's supporters argue that it confirms the rule of law in the country.