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S. KOREA. 12.6/Last Week's Struggle Report
Por KCTU/ETU-MB -
Monday, Dec. 06, 2004 at 12:35 PM
Migrant workers in S. Korea, now since one year and three weeks in sit-in strike, are always participating the local class struggle.
LAST WEEK’S STRUGGLE REPORT IN IMAGES (Seoul, 12.06)
Last Wednesday in front of Jongno-gu Office: translating the demands of the activists
(more about their struggle here).
Like every evening, now since 33 days and nights, they prepare the supper.
During that, it was very delicious, we made the suggestion for a leaflet for
foreign tourists/guests in Seoul. The first proposal you can read here.
The same night, on the way to Myeong-dong: activists in Euljiro 2-ga area
in sit-in struggle, also just defending their basis of existence. Later
during the week more about it!
Like the days before also on Thursday the rallies on Yeouido, for
to get significantly changes for irregular workers, continued.
Beside around 1000 mainly workers also migrant workers
and activists who defend their homes participated.
Inside the prison cell. Build by activists who are in hunger strike
against National "Security" Law (NSL). Day number 33.
Sit-in strikers creativity
V. I. Lenin
Yeah, NO PATRIOTS! Patriotism is bull sh...!
Mass...
...performance
...
One final rally after the main rally, together with foreign guests.
Last Friday on Yeouido: hunger strike, day 34
On Saturday in mediACT: different groups, like female workers, disabled people,
migrants presented the results of video education, as a part
of new, independed education policy.
Yesterday, Sunday: Democratic Labor Party (DLP) called for a "General Rally" and
about 7.000 mainly members followed.
Main issues: the situation of irregular workers, NSL and Iraq war.
The last nails in the coffin of NSL
Free coffe from Minjine, a DLP supporting group
No, not Pyeongyang, just on the edge of the DLP event
No comment...
"Bring back the troops home!"
The rally was followed by a short march to the nearby
struggle place of the nowadays 10 sit-in struggle collective.
Here a candlelight rally against NSL took place, but from
the 7.000 who were arrived there, just about
thousand joined the event.
Possibly because Their Close Party, some call it Our Open Party, was participating...
The rest just uncommented impressions from the DLP rally and the following event
Hunger strike, day no 35
STOP CRACKDOWN!
RELEASE ALL MIGRANT WORKERS FROM DETENTION CENTERS!
FREEDOM FOR ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS IN S. KOREA…
AND EVERYWHERE!
LET’S FIGHT TOGETHER FOR A WORLD
WITHOUT EXPLOITATION AND OPPRESSION!
ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE, ONLY
IF YOU WANT AND FIGHT FOR IT!
