The demand for truth-finding is growing regarding the Gamho Life Incident that occurred at Samcheong Education Corps during the Chun Doo-hwan regime in the 1980s. Han Dong-chul, a former Army first lieutenant, confessed through conscience that the Gamho students were killed by gunfire at a military base while resisting harsh treatment and staging a protest. There are growing voices calling for this incident to be recognized as a democratization movement. Victims are emphasizing the state's responsibility and demanding compensation and truth-finding. Experts argue that collective truth-finding, considering the nature of the incident, is necessary rather than individual compensation. They also emphasize the importance of a clear investigation into the perpetrator structure and uncovering hidden aspects of the damage.
