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Choo Mi-ae (Korean: 추미애; Hanja: 秋美愛; born 23 October 1958) is a South Korean politician who served as the Minister of Justice as well as five-term parliamentarian and 3rd leader of Democratic Party. She is the first woman to hold the post after Kang Kum-sil who was appointed by then-president Roh Moo-hyun, a political mentor of the incumbent Moon Jae-in. She is also one of handful female parliamentarians who have served five or more terms at the National Assembly and the first to do so without ever being elected through proportional representation.

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rdfs:label	Choo Mi-ae (en) Choo Mi-ae (de) Choo Mi-ae (fr) Choo Mi-ae (in) 추미애 (ko) 秋美愛 (ja) 秋美愛 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Choo Mi-ae (* 23. Oktober 1958 in Daegu, Südkorea) ist eine südkoreanische Politikerin, welche seit dem 2. Januar 2020 als Justizministerin des Landes amtiert. Sie ist zudem Mitglied der Gukhoe, wo sie den Sitz B des Gwangjin-gu, einen östlichen Bezirk der Stadt Seoul vertritt. Zwischen 2016 und 2018 war sie Vorsitzende der Deobureo-minju-Partei. Im September 2020 geriet Choo in die Kritik, da sie im Verdacht steht, eine bevorzugte Behandlung für ihren Sohn beim Militärdienst erreichen zu wollen. (de) Choo Mi-ae (Hangul: 추미애; Hanja: 秋美愛; kelahiran 23 Oktober 1958) adalah seorang politikus Korea Selatan dalam Partai Minjoo Korea beraliran liberal yang menjabat sebagai anggota Majelis Nasional untuk Gwangjin, Seoul, sejak 2008. Ia sebelumnya mewakili konstituensi yang sama antara 1996 dan 2004. Sebagai seorang mantan hakim, Choo maju untuk jabatan pemimpin partainya sebanyak dua kali, pada 2003 dan 2008, namun setiap kali gagal. (in) 秋美愛（チュ・ミエ、1958年10月23日-）は、韓国の政治家。文在寅政権で第67代法務部長官（2020年1月2日 - 2021年1月27日）を歴任した他、朴槿恵政権末期から文在寅政権初期の時期（2016年8月27日 - 2018年8月25日）にかけて共に民主党の代表を務め2017年5月の大統領選挙と2018年6月の第7回全国同時地方選挙を勝利に導いた経歴を持つ。本貫は。大邱広域市出身。仏教徒。 (ja) 추미애(秋美愛, 1958년 10월 23일~)는 대한민국의 판사 출신 정치인이다. 제15, 16, 18, 19, 20대 국회의원과 제2대 더불어민주당 대표, 제67대 법무부 장관을 역임하였다. (ko) 秋美愛（朝鮮語：추미애／秋美愛 Ch'u Miae；1958年10月23日－），韓國自由派政治人物，曾任韓國法務部部長、共同民主黨黨代表。 (zh) Choo Mi-ae (Korean: 추미애; Hanja: 秋美愛; born 23 October 1958) is a South Korean politician who served as the Minister of Justice as well as five-term parliamentarian and 3rd leader of Democratic Party. She is the first woman to hold the post after Kang Kum-sil who was appointed by then-president Roh Moo-hyun, a political mentor of the incumbent Moon Jae-in. She is also one of handful female parliamentarians who have served five or more terms at the National Assembly and the first to do so without ever being elected through proportional representation. (en) Choo Mi-ae (en coréen : 추미애), née le 23 octobre 1958 à Daegu en Corée du Sud, est une femme politique sud-coréenne qui occupe entre 2020 et 2021 les fonctions de ministre de la Justice. Elle est aussi parlementaire pour son cinquième mandat du Parti démocratique. Elle est la première femme à occuper ce poste après Kang Kum-sil qui a été nommée par le président de l'époque Roh, un mentor politique du sortant Moon Jae-in . Elle est bouddhiste. (fr)
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