Kim Il-ung

Kim Il-ung
Kim Il-ung
Born	12 November 1976 (age 49); Osan, South Korea
Title	New Progressive Party Leader of 2nd Emergency Response Commission (2012–2013); Leader of Party Commission of Seoul (2011–2013); Labor Party Leader of Party Commission of Seoul (2013–);
Predecessor	Hong Sehwa
Successor	Lee Yong-gill
Political party	Labor Party (2013–); New Progressive Party (2008–2013); Democratic Labor Party (2002–2008)
Korean name
Hangul	김일웅
Hanja	金一雄
RR	Gim Ilung
MR	Kim Irung

Kim Il-ung is a former Leader of the 2nd Emergency Response Commission of the Labor Party in South Korea.^[1]

References

↑ '노동자 죽어가는' 비상시국, 비상대책위원장의 시대 [As a state of emergency of 'the dying Workers', the age of leader of Emergency Response Commission]. Mediaus (in Korean). 2013-01-04. Retrieved 2015-02-20.

Party political offices

Preceded by

as Co-representative of the 4th delegation

Leader of 2nd Emergency Response Commission
of the New Progressive Party
2012–2013

Succeeded by

as leader of the 5th delegation

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Kim Il-ung
Born	(1976-11-12) 12 November 1976 (age 49) Osan, South Korea
Title	New Progressive Party Leader of 2nd Emergency Response Commission (2012–2013) Leader of Party Commission of Seoul (2011–2013) Labor Party Leader of Party Commission of Seoul (2013–)
Predecessor	Hong Sehwa
Successor	Lee Yong-gill
Political party	Labor Party (2013–) New Progressive Party (2008–2013) Democratic Labor Party (2002–2008)

Korean name
Hangul	김일웅
Hanja	金一雄
RR	Gim Ilung
MR	Kim Irung