SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's right-wing presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo accused his party on Thursday of trying to force him out and threatened to take legal action just weeks ahead of a snap election slated for June 3.
Kim told a press conference he believed the party leadership was trying to "bring him down" in favour of another candidate, former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, even though he had been chosen as the party's "legitimate" nominee.
