SEOUL: South Korea’s main opposition party launched a sit-in at parliament, as a long dispute over April’s ferry disaster paralysed lawmaking.
The sit-in by the New Politics Alliance for Democracy (NPAD) comes amid deadlock in parliament over plans to set up an independent inquiry into the April 16 sinking, which claimed some 300 lives.
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