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1.) Some good news: After today's "investigation" on Angie Zelter by Immigration officers, she was released this afternoon(KST). But the Immigration Office gave her the order to leave the country "as planned"(finally it means no FORCED DEPORTATION!!)...
 

And the peace activist Kim Se-ri ("Police also sought a warrant for a South Korean activist, only known by the family name Kim, on charges of obstructing police executing their duties during protests along with Monnet on Monday..." Yonhap, 3.14) will also be released soon! Her lawyer just sent a message that the court dismissed the arrest warrants against her today. She is taken of release procedure and will be embraced by the village tonight...

2.) According to an info on "No Naval Base on Jeju"(facebook), the French activist Benjamin "Benji" Monnet - currently in Hwaseong Deportation Deportation Center(Gyeonggi Province, south of Seoul) - went on hungerstrike. As far as I know, members Democratic Lawyers’ Association are trying their best to get him out of Hwaseong...

3.) Today in the morning(CET) I got the following information by e-mail: "We've just learned that the three Veterans For Peace members who arrived in Jeju Island, South Korea today were denied entry into the country.  Tarak Kauff, Elliott Adams, and Mike Hastie were met by South Korean authorities when they landed on Jeju Island via Shanghai, China.  The South Korean authorities had a photo of each of them in their hands and told them they would not be allowed to enter Jeju Island.  They were instead taken and put on a plane back to Shanghai..."