CINA

본문

본문

본문

본문

Yeah, but please keep in mind...

"It's too apparent that South Korea and the U.S. will never scrap their decision concerning THAAD..." said Park Won-gon, an international relations professor at Handong University. (Korea Times, 9.06) Because "Washington ultimately wants to use the THAAD battery as a steppingstone to expand its missile defense system across the Korean Peninsula to better contain a rising China..." Kwak Jin-o, a senior researcher at the Northeast Asian History Foundation (K. Times, 9.06)

"THAAD Critics at Home", here in Seongju county(i.e. the STRUGGLE against THAAD... goes on!!!):

본문

Last Saturday(9.03) was the 171st day since comrade Han Gwang-ho, a union organizer at YooSung Enterprise, a Hyundai auto supplier in S. Korea, took his own life(more info you'll get here. To mark that date about 1,000 KCTU activists gathered in the afternoon in Seoul's Yangjae-dong in front of Hyundai Motor's HQ and staged a struggle rally to protest the ongoing union busting at YooSung and KB AutoTech(another Hyundai supplier). Here're just some impressions, depicting last Saturday's protest rally(more detailed reports in Korean you'll get here, here and here)...
 

본문

본문

본문

Y'day evening/night in front of Seongju County Office: About 1,200 citizens gathered there to protest against the THAAD deployment. While it was the 50th candlelight rally, their protest becomes more and more powerful(possibly radical/militant?!)... y'day's main protest slogan: "No THAAD(deployment) in S. Korea!". Here're just some impressions(source: NewsMin/PeaceNews)...

본문

본문