Thousands of supporters of former President Park Geun-hye staged a march in central Seoul on Saturday, rejecting the Constitutional Court's historic ruling that expelled her from power a day ago.

Pro-Park protestors unfurl the national flag, the icon of their rally, in Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors unfurl the national flag, the icon of their rally, in Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors stage a parade toward the Namdaemun gate from Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors stage a parade toward the Namdaemun gate from Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors hold a placard likening major newspapers to the Nazi and communists during a rally around Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors hold a placard likening major newspapers to the Nazi and communists during a rally around Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors wave the photo of Park Chung-hee, the late strongman and father of ousted President Park Geun-hye, alongside the South Korean and US national flags during a rally in Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Pro-Park protestors wave the photo of Park Chung-hee, the late strongman and father of ousted President Park Geun-hye, alongside the South Korean and US national flags during a rally in Seoul Plaza on Saturday. (Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Kim Moon-su, a presidential candidate of former President Park Geun-hye's Liberty Korea Party, expresses condolences during a pro-Park rally in Seoul Plaza on Saturday to the three pro-Park protesters who died after Friday's violent demonstration.(Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)
Kim Moon-su, a presidential candidate of former President Park Geun-hye's Liberty Korea Party, expresses condolences during a pro-Park rally in Seoul Plaza on Saturday to the three pro-Park protesters who died after Friday's violent demonstration.(Bak Se-hwan/The Korea Herald)