The statement noted that Kang Hui Nam, honorary chairman of the South Headquarters of the Pan-national Alliance for Korea's Reunification, killed himself in protest against the Lee fascist dictatorial regime on June 6.

The June Popular Resistance was a mass struggle for standing against the military fascist dictatorial rule and achieving democracy, the statement said, calling for an all-people resistance to punish the regime of traitors that has totally denied the June 15 joint declaration and the October 4 declaration.

The Society for Cooperation among Koreans in Germany, too, released a statement on the same day saying that Kang offered his life to protest the tyranny of the dictatorial regime which stamped out democracy, totally denied the said declarations and drove the inter-Korean relations to the worst crisis, the brink of war.

The blame for the tragic present situation is entirely on traitor Lee Myung Bak, the statement said, warning that the people's anger would burst into fiercer flame if the traitor continues resorting to the high-handed rule consistent with fascist dictatorship.

It declared that overseas Koreans, too, would vigorously turn out in the struggle to put an end to the Lee dictatorial regime.