CINA

...in front of CheongWaDae(the S. Korean presidential office) more than 2,000 workers and citizens criticized the gov't for its inactivity regarding the bitter fate of the remaining 30 workers(most of them KCTU activists and involved of the 77 days long-running SsangYong strike in 2009), who were fired after the violent suppression of the strike. During Moon Jae-in's first presidency campaign in 2012 he promissed the dismissed SsangYong workers his "strong support" for their "legitimate request" of reinstatement, but until now... NOTHING HAS CHANGED! Hence yesterday's protest urged the gov't to take action NOW, to ensure the immediate reinstatement of the dismissed SsangYong workers.

Related detailed reports in Korean, incl. lots of pics, you'll get on LabourStart (please check out the links uploaded today[8.19])!