South Korea's opposition vows to continue parliamentary blockade

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Updated June 29, 2009 20:32:48

In South Korea, opposition members of parliament and their aides are physically blocking the doors to the country's national assembly and are demanding an investigation into the death of the former president, Roh Moo-hyun, who apparently threw himself off a mountain in May. But some say that by blocking parliament the opposition are hampering such an investigation from being set up.

Presenter: Brett Cole, Seoul
Speakers: Ooh Che-chang, MP, Democrat Party, South Korea; Park Jin, National Assembly member, Grand National Party

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