戒严司令官、韩国陆军参谋总长朴安洙12月3日发布1号公告，自当天23时起：
1.禁止国会、地方议会和政党的活动，以及政治结社、集会和示威等所有政治活动。
2.禁止任何否认或企图颠覆自由民主制度的行为，禁止假新闻、操纵舆论和虚假宣传。
3.所有新闻和出版物都受到戒严司令官管理。
4.禁止造成社会混乱的罢工、怠工和集会行为。
5.所有罢工或离开医疗领域的医务人员，应在48小时内返回工作岗位并认真工作，如有违反，将依戒严法处罚。
6.应采取措施，尽量减少对除反国家势力和其他颠覆势力外的公众的不便。
违反上述法令者可根据戒严法第9条在没有拘捕令的情况下被逮捕、拘留、扣押和搜查，并应根据戒严法第14条进行处罚。
（韩联社）
BY 竹新社
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