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[12.18] Lee Yeong-joo's press conference, where she announced her planned protest sit-in struggle.
No comment...(^^)
Their main demands, according to KCTU...
KCTU's (Korean)report, incl. lots of pics, you'll get here.
Related articles in Korean:
☞ “‘숙식비 징수지침’ 등 이주노동자 차별 정책 폐지해야” (뉴스민, 12.18)
☞ “이주노동자도 사람, 깻잎밭서 차별 더는 안 돼” (민중의소리, 12.18)
Peace(anti-THAAD) artwork from Soseong-ri...
...and in Soseong-ri(anti-THAAD protest stage in front of the village's community center)...
Since y'day evening @Seongju's anti-THAAD protest site...
(사진: 금은점)
PS. The struggle against the (already deployed)THAAD batteries is still going on... in Seongju, Gimcheon and Soseong-ri!!
[MUST READ!] A few days ago(12.8) The Washington Post published the following "fictional"outlook: This is how nuclear war with North Korea would unfold.
Related articles:
☞ Korean War II: A Hypothesis Explained... (OFK, 12.11)
☞ It's time for a military solution to North Korea (The Hill, 12.11)
☞ Potential armed conflict between US, North Korea... (K. Times, 12.12)
Yesterday's (conservative)JoongAng Ilbo reported the following: Employees at Shinsegae Group will only work 35 hours a week starting next year, five hours less than they currently work, but their salaries will remain the same. Korea’s leading retail giant announced Friday that it will implement a 9-to-5 working hour system starting from January. It is the first Korean conglomerate to reduce the working week to 35 hours. Currently, standard working weeks are 40 hours [...] Roughly 50,000 employees and executives at 12 of Shinsegae’s affiliates will be affected by the new system from the start of next year...(more you can read here)
Today's ('progressive')Hankyoreh mentioned that the company is the first in South Korea to cut working hours while maintaining wage levels [...] Shinsegae’s announcement is groundbreaking...(more detailed info you'll get here)
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