Single-hearted unity of Korea based on Juche idea

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- Andria Velonandro Anselme, chairman of the Malagasy National Committee for the Study of the Juche Idea, said that the single-hearted unity of Korea is most solid and powerful because all the Korean people are rallied around the great leader Kim Jong Il as firm as an iron wall on the basis of the great Juche idea.
    He, who participated in the 15th board meeting of the International Institute of the Juche Idea in Pyongyang in April, went on:
    The single-hearted unity of Korea is characterized by the leader and people forming an integral whole.
    The tradition of the single-hearted unity was established already in the early days of the Juche revolution and the tradition had been squarely carried forward with historic development and has reached a topmost level.
    The single-hearted unity of Korea has become as stable and viable as it is today thanks to the tested leadership of Kim Jong Il who is possessed of great idea and theory and distinguished organizational ability.


Three-point charter of Korea's reunification supported

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- More political parties of different countries joined in the international signature campaign for supporting the three-point charter of Korea's reunification.
    The signature paper was signed by Nicolae Ion Cristian, general secretary of the Worker's Party of Romania, together with leadership members on behalf of 350,000 party members and by Stevan Mirkovic, chairman of the Josip Broz Tito Center of Yugoslavia, on behalf of its members.


Kim Jong Il praised by Indian party leader

    New Delhi, June 2 (KCNA) -- D. Viswas, general secretary of the central committee of the All-India Forward Bloc, had an interview with the KCNA correspondent in India on the occasion of the 36th anniversary of the start of the great leader Kim Jong Il's work at the Central Committee of the Worker's Party of Korea.
    He said:
    Kim Jong Il, General Secretary of the Worker's Party of Korea, is an outstanding leader who has led the Korean revolution and the socialist movement of the world to victory for a long time.
    He is a great master of philosophy unprecedented in history. He has steadily developed and enriched the Juche philosophy truly conducive to carving out human destiny.
    He is an outstanding statesman. He clarified that love and trust are the essence of politics in the socialist society where the popular masses have become masters of politics and, accordingly, benevolent politics constitutes the main mode of socialist politics.
    His benevolent politics has brought the single-hearted unity of the popular masses. No force on earth can break the might of the people rallied around their leader in one mind.


S. Korean Jongyojo members go on hunger strike

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- City and provincial branch heads of the National Teachers Union (Jongyojo) in South Korea went on a hunger strike in Seoul on June 1, a Seoul-based radio reported.
    They demanded the insurance of Trade Union Activity on the campus and wage hike of 15.2 percent.
    Meanwhile, the chairman of Jongyojo continued Thursday the hunger strike he started on May 24 in demand of the normalization of school education.


S. Korean Buddhist priest imprisoned

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- The Seoul district court of South Korea sentenced a Buddhist priest Jin Kwan to 10 months' imprisonment and one year's suspension of qualification on June 2 on charges of "meeting and communications" under the "Security Law," said a radio from Seoul.
    He, head of the reunification vanguard of the south headquarters of the National Alliance For the Country's Reunification, led the Pan-National Rally in August last year and exchanged communications with the north side.


79,000 workers on general strike

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) - The general strike started by the "Korean Confederation of Trade Unions" on May 31 was joined by the Hyundai motor trade union, Dong Yang Mul San trade union and 8 other unions and the number of strikers increased to at least 79,000 as of June 2, according to a radio report from Seoul.
    The KCTU continued the general strike till June 3 and has planned to open a rally of workers across South Korea on university street in Seoul on June 4 and negotiate with the authorities to push through the three-point demands.
    On June 3 more than 5,000 broadcasting unionists went on a total strike in demand of wage hike.


Villagers of Maehyang-ri protest against investigation results

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- Villagers around the U.S. air force firing range in Maehyang-ri, Hwasong county, Kyonggi Province, South Korea, on Thursday strongly protested against the announcement of the results of investigation into damage by the South Korea-U.S. "joint investigation team," said a Seoul-based radio.
    They said their serious damage had been sustained for 50 years, not caused only by a single bombing exercise on May 8 and the announcement of the investigation results can never be accepted.
    As soon as the investigation results were announced, the measure committee of people's damage staged a demonstration with the attendance of over 150 students and members of citizens organisations at the front gate of the firing range, demanding the closure of the firing range.
    The committee declared that it will occupy the firing range together with more than 10,000 citizens and students on June 6 if the U.S. air force launches another firing exercise.
    Meanwhile, the South Korea-U.S. "joint investigation team," announcing the preposterous investigation results that the bombing exercise in the firing range is not related to people's injuries, pronounced that the U.S. forces command resumes firing exercises in the controversial firing range on June 2.


U.S. imperialism is sworn enemy of Korean people

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- The U.S., the provoker of the Korean war of aggression, are the sworn enemy of the Korean people who divided Korea into two parts with the 38th parallel as the demarcation line.
    When the Japanese imperialists' defeat in the Pacific War became clear, the U.S. began working out a new operation scenario for post-war aggression of the Asian continent and chose the Korean peninsula as their military bridgehead.
    After the surrender of the Japanese imperialists the U.S. imperialists proposed that the "disarmament" of the defeated Japanese army should be carried out by the U.S. forces in the area south of the 38th parallel and by the Soviet army in the area north of it under the pretext that the former had two forms of supreme command over their army at that time.
    The Japan proper and the southern part of the Korean peninsula, that was the area south of the 38th parallel were under the control of the troops under the general headquarters of the Japanese imperial army and its northern part, that was the area north of the 38th parallel, Manchuria and Sakhalin under the control of the Kwantung army.
    Unfortunately, this parallel bisected the peninsula into two equal parts of which the U.S. took advantage to achieve their design for aggression.
    They officially announced this proposal as "general order no. 1" of the allied forces command, thus drawing the cursed line of division called the 38th parallel on this land.
    This was also mentioned in "Doosan World Encyclopaedia" published by the Doosan Business Group of South Korea in 1996.
    Disclosing that Dean Rusk who became secretary of state later was among those who were directly involved in drawing the line, the encyclopaedia noted that "the 38th parallel was chosen according to the U.S. government proposal."
    After the line was fixed it served as a train to ignite the destructive war against the Korean people and the U.S. thus emerged as the sworn enemy of the Korean nation.


U.S. mobile photo exhibition projected

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- The U.S. decided to open a mobile photo exhibition at the "Macarthur memorial" in Norfolk, Virginia State, on June 25, the half centenary of the Korean War of aggression provoked by them, according to a press report from Seoul.
    This is nothing but a despicable farce intended to powder the ugly faces of the U.S. aggressors who started the Korean War 50 years back and cover up their crimes committed during the war.
    The planned mobile photo exhibition is part of the false propaganda campaign launched by them, much upset by the unending disclosure of their crimes perpetrated during the Korean War.
    They also intend to stage this kind of photo exhibition which attracts nobody's attention in two years to come. This is a clear indication that how desperately they are working to tone down the public condemnation of their crimes.



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