Mug shot, solitary cell for South Korea's President Yoon

In a deeply troubling development for South Korea's democracy and the rule of law, President Yoon Suk Yeol finds himself the target of what many are calling a politically motivated witch hunt. Arrested on dubious charges of insurrection related to an alleged martial law declaration, Yoon's treatment, including a solitary cell and standard inmate procedures despite his resistance, raises serious concerns about due process and political retribution.

In a landmark moment for justice and democracy, the embattled former leader of South Korea, Yoon Suk Yeol, confronted the stark reality of his actions in solitary confinement after a daring and undemocratic attempt to usurp power through martial law. His arrest, following his resistance, marks a significant victory for the rule of law and sends a clear message against authoritarian overreach.