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From Hankyoreh (10.13):

100 Days of Protest

Park Won-seok, second from right, the co-director of current affairs of the People’s Counter Measure Council against Mad Cow Disease, and Lee Seok-hang, second from left, the chairman of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, sing with their families at a rally marking the 100th day of a sit-in at Jogye Temple in downtown Seoul on October 11.
For the past 100 days, eight activists wanted by police for their alleged involvement in organizing this spring and summer’s candlelight demonstrations have sequestered themselves inside Jogye Temple in protest against the investigation into their activities.
Songs sung at the candlelight demonstrations were heard again as 300 supporters, including family members of the eight activists, joined the eight people inside the temple to express their solidarity.
Park said, “There will be no compromise with this government because they have weakened the democracy of our country and ruined our economy.” Park indicated that civic organizations intend to continue the fight as those in the crowd pledged to participate in another round of candlelight demonstrations.