27개의 게시물을 찾았습니다.
But please keep in mind that...
Pyongyang's doctrine constantly repeats following sermon: "The reactionary bourgeois, imperialist so-called culture is killing our revolutionary Korean socialist society!"...
"The young people in the East European countries which cleared the way for the imperialists' ideological and cultural poisoning in the past took the lead in bringing down the socialist system and betraying the country and people" (Rodong Sinmun, Oct. 2014)
"Those who were corrupted first by the wind of renovation and reform in the former socialist countries were the young. They led the way to socialism’s collapse. These youths were on the cutting edge, spreading the ideology and culture of the imperialists. They enjoyed western books and movies, which are full of decadence, and hung around listening to jazz and rock" (Rodong Sinmun, Sept. 2009)
Last month the majority of the (approx. 680,000)KCTU members decided to go on "General Strike". Date: 7.15...
Yesterday's(7.15) Yonhap News Agency reported the following:
Thousands of unionized workers held rallies throughout the country on Wednesday, seeking higher minimum wages and an end to the government's attempts to restructure the labor market in a management-friendly way.
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) said around 50,000 members joined the nation-wide protests held in 14 different locations, including Seoul... The government, however, estimated around 28,000 members participated in the nation-wide rallies.
The protestors demanded that the government should stop its oppression of workers, adding the country's hourly minimum wage should be revised to 10,000 won (US$8.74)...
More detailed reports about yesterday's KCTU "General Strike" in Korean you'll get on LabourStart(please check out the links, posted 7.15/16!)...
Y'day afternoon Young Pioneer Tours announced the following: The first ever rock concert in North Korea is confirmed! The internationally acclaimed band from former Yugoslavia, Laibach, will perform in Pyongyang for two nights on Wednesday the 19th and Thursday the 20th of August in an unprecedented event...
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Two days ago: When comrade Cha Gwang-ho, a dismissed worker at Star Chemical, decided to end his 408-day-long aerial protest atop a smokestack, it was an arrest warrant from the police that awaited him...
Today's Hankyoreh reported the following:
At 2 pm on July 8, around 600 workers gathered at the parking lot in front of the entrance to Star Chemical in Gumi(Chilgok County, North Gyeongsang Province)...
2 pm that day was when Cha Gwang-ho was supposed to come down from the 45-meter-high smokestack at the Star Chemical factory. He had climbed the smokestack and begun his aerial protest on May 27, 2014, asking for his job back.
408 days had passed since Cha had climbed the smokestack. No one had ever done an aerial protest longer than that - not in South Korea or anywhere else in the world(the full article you can read here)...
Here just some impressions, depicting the entire "event"(solidarity rally, coming down and the final stage: comrade Cha Gwang-ho, captured by the cops/here you can watch a summarizing video)...
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