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\r\nLAST DAYS' STRUGGLE REPORT (Seoul, 7.21)<\/b><\/p>
\r\n\r\nFirst of all: today is the 250th “birth”DAY of MSSC (Myeong-dong Sit-in Struggle Collective). Congratulations\/祝賀!<\/b>
\r\nWhile most of the MSSC members are organizing in the home regions our solidarity with the struggle of Korean comrades is continuing. Last Saturday one representative made a solidarity visit in Pung-dong (we already wrote about their struggle here<\/b>). But while his Korean comrade – she made the proposal for the visit - had a long discussion meeting with the activists there, he just fell asleep (embarrassing, but just a sign of to much work every day and night) and just waked up by the residents for meals. Thanx a lot, it was very restful! And we'll come back again!
\r\nSaturday night\r\n
\r\n\r\n<\/p>\r\nwas used for a kind of propaganda for our struggle (Sunday and Monday night the same). Many people there were very interested in our activities and several good discussions were held.\r\nAfter the weekend - ha, Saturday there was also \"1\"人시위, a report and pictures you can see here<\/b> - since July 7 the “One Man Rally” is continuing. Monday, as you can see, it was a kind of multi protest. \r\n
\r\n\r\n<\/p>\r\nBecause of the “provoking” sentence (Roh Moo-hyun RESIGNATION!!) several interesting discussions resulted, but with no special incidents. Anyway, if anyone wants to join, just call 016-555-9431 (박명호).
\r\nMonday the first time since weeks “Every Monday Solidarity Concert” were held in our immediate neighborhood. Here the famous singer Park Seong-hwan<\/b> (“F… USA”) performed some of his songs. After the concert some of our Nepalese comrades, some of our supporters and he had a nice getting-together. \r\n
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\r\n\r\n<\/p>\r\nTwo of our Nepalese comrades and he had to learn, that they are exactly in the same age and they made friends with each other. Here<\/b> you can watch music videos with Park Seong-hwan (August 2002) and a short documentation about Monday night.
\r\nWe already reported about the arrests in Ansan last week (read this<\/b>, last paragraph). 49 activists are now released, but three still in custody and will face trial. Here<\/b> you can see a short movie (statements of the prisoners in the police station and the 7.16’s activities outside). \r\nSHOW YOUR SOLIDARITY! FIGHT FOR THEIR RELEASE!<\/b>
\r\nHere just another bad news: on Tuesday immigration officers arrested three ETU-MB members in Seoul’s Seongsu-dong. Just it will be exciting when the other comrades will find out that ETU-MB membership is not protecting against arrests and deportation (quite the reverse!)… and that there is only one safe placein S. Korea!\r\n\r\n
\r\nRELEASE ALL MIGRANT WORKERS FROM DETENTION CENTERS!\r\n\r\n\r\nFREEDOM FOR ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS IN S. KOREA!
\r\n\r\n\r\nLET’S FIGHT TOGETHER FOR A WORLD \r\nWITHOUT EXPLOITATION AND OPPRESSION!
\r\n\r\n\r\nANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE, ONLY \r\nIF YOU WANT AND FIGHT FOR IT!
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